cgnósser

Emilian

Etymology

From Latin cognoscere.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈkɲoser/

Verb

cgnósser

  1. to know (a person or a place), to experience

Conjugation

Conjugation of cgnósser in the dialect of Bologna
infinitive cgnósser
gerund cgnusànd
past participle cgnusó
singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative present cgnóss cgnóss cgnóss cgnusän cgnusî cgnóssen
imperfect cgnusêva cgnusêv cgnusêva cgnusêven cgnusêvi cgnusêven
past historic cgnusé cgnuséss cgnusé cgnusénn cgnuséssi cgnusénn
future cgnusrò cgnusrè cgnusrà cgnusrän cgnusrî cgnusràn
subjunctive present cgnóssa cgnóss cgnóssa cgnusaggna cgnusêdi cgnóssen
imperfect cgnuséss cgnuséss cgnuséss cgnuséssen cgnuséssi cgnuséssen
conditional present cgnusrêv cgnusréss cgnusrêv cgnusrénn cgnusréssi cgnusrénn
imperative present — cgnóss — cgnusän cgnusî —

References

  • Vitali, Daniele; Lepri, Luigi (1999), “cgnósser”, in Dizionario italiano–bolognese, bolognese–italiano, Milan: A. Vallardi, →ISBN, page 83
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