ìme

See also: Appendix:Variations of "ime"

Italiot Greek

Etymology

    From Byzantine Greek εἶμαι (eîmai), from Ancient Greek εἰμί (eimí). Cognate with Greek είμαι (eímai)

    Verb

    ìme (Greek spelling είμαι)

    1. to be

    Conjugation

    Conjugation of ìme (irregular)
    infinitive èste
    present active participle3 stasònta, stathònda
    person singular plural
    evò esù (e)cino emì esì (e)cini
    present ìme1 ìse ène, ìne ìmesta1 ìsesta, ìste ène, ìne
    imperfect ìmona, ìmone, ìmmo(n)1,2 ìsone, ìsso1 ìto(n)2, ìtone, ìone ìmasto, ìmosto, ìmmesta1 ìsosto, ìsasto, ìste ìsane, ìane, ìssa
    past perfect use the imperfect of verb ècho + the present active participle

    1. These forms might be geminated by some speakers.
    2. The final n may be omitted.
    3. The present active participle is part of a suppletive paradigm.

    Scottish Gaelic

    Noun

    ìme

    1. genitive singular of ìm
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