godè

See also: gode, Gode, godé, god é, góde, göde, and gøde

Dogrib

Etymology

From Proto-Athabaskan *-de̓ˑǯə.

Noun

godè

  1. younger sister

References

  • Dogrib Divisional Board of Education (1996), A Dogrib Dictionary, Rae-Edzo, Northwest Territories, Canada: Dogrib Divisional Board of Education, →ISBN, page 232

Lombard

Etymology

From Latin gaudeō. Compare Italian godere.

Verb

godè

  1. to enjoy

Conjugation

  Western Lombard conjugation of godè (transitive)
infinitive godè
gerund godénd, godéndo
past participle godùu
auxiliary verb avè
singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative mì tì te lù el / lee la nun violter / vialter lor
present gòdi gòdet gòd gòdom gòdov, godee gòden
imperfect godévi godévet godéva godévom godévov godéven
future godaróo godaré, godarét godarà godarèmm godarii godarànn
conditional godarìa, godarìss, godarìssi godarìet, godarìsset godarìa, godarìss godarìom, godarìssom godarìov, godarìssov godarìen, godarìssen
subjunctive (che) mì (che) tì te (che) lù el / lee la (che) nun (che) violter / vialter (che) lor
present gòda gòdet gòda gòdom gòdov, godii gòden
past godèssi godèsset godèss godèssom godèssov godèssen
imperative – tì lù / lee
che el 		nun violter / vialter lor
che el
– gòda gòda godèmm godee gòden

Neapolitan

Verb

godè

  1. alternative spelling of godere (“to enjoy”)
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