cûṡer

Emilian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈkuːzer/

Etymology 1

From Latin coquere.

Verb

cûṡer

  1. to cook

Conjugation

Conjugation of cûṡer in the dialect of Bologna
infinitive cûṡer
gerund cuṡànd
past participle còt
singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative present cûṡ cûṡ cûṡ cuṡän cuṡî cûṡen
imperfect cuṡêva cuṡêv cuṡêva cuṡêven cuṡêvi cuṡêven
past historic cuṡé cuṡéss cuṡé cuṡénn cuṡéssi cuṡénn
future cuṡrò cuṡrè cuṡrà cuṡrän cuṡrî cuṡràn
subjunctive present cûṡa cûṡ cûṡa cuṡaggna cuṡêdi cûṡen
imperfect cuṡéss cuṡéss cuṡéss cuṡéssen cuṡéssi cuṡéssen
conditional present cuṡrêv cuṡréss cuṡrêv cuṡrénn cuṡréssi cuṡrénn
imperative present — cûṡ — cuṡän cuṡî —

Etymology 2

From Vulgar Latin *cosire.

Verb

cûṡer

  1. to sew

Conjugation

Conjugation of cûṡer in the dialect of Bologna
infinitive cûṡer
gerund cuṡànd
past participle cuṡó
singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative present cûṡ cûṡ cûṡ cuṡän cuṡî cûṡen
imperfect cuṡêva cuṡêv cuṡêva cuṡêven cuṡêvi cuṡêven
past historic cuṡé cuṡéss cuṡé cuṡénn cuṡéssi cuṡénn
future cuṡrò cuṡrè cuṡrà cuṡrän cuṡrî cuṡràn
subjunctive present cûṡa cûṡ cûṡa cuṡaggna cuṡêdi cûṡen
imperfect cuṡéss cuṡéss cuṡéss cuṡéssen cuṡéssi cuṡéssen
conditional present cuṡrêv cuṡréss cuṡrêv cuṡrénn cuṡréssi cuṡrénn
imperative present — cûṡ — cuṡän cuṡî —

References

  • Vitali, Daniele; Lepri, Luigi (1999), “cûṡer”, in Dizionario italiano–bolognese, bolognese–italiano, Milan: A. Vallardi, →ISBN, page 88
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