Menapian verbs: dwarn

Etymology

From Middle Menapian adwarn, from Old Menapian adwarn, adwarnad, from Primitive Menapian adβarnad ("to repeal; to cancel"), from Proto-Bythonic *adβarnad ("to repeal, to reverse judgement"), from *ad + *barnad, from Proto Celtic *ad + *barnati. Cognate with Welsh adfarnu ("to repeal").

Pronunciation

• IPA: /dväɾn/
• IPA (Wasian dialects): /dvɑɾn/
• IPA (Flemish dialects): /dβɑɾn/
• IPA (Arthtyre dialects): /dwɔɹn/

Definition

Verb

dwarn (preterite dwire, imperfect dwarnoe, future dwib)

1. to cancel.
2. to recall.
3. to repel.

Conjugation

Conjugation of dwarn		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
present	affirmative	dwarn	dwarn	dwarns	dwarn	dwarn	dwarnt
	interrogative	a dwarn	a dwarn	a dwarns	a dwarn	a dwarn	a dwarnt
	conditional	dwarnun	dwarne	dwarnes	dwarnem	dwarne	dwarnent
	subjunctive	dwers	dwers	dwerst	dwers	dwers	dwerst
preterite	affirmative	dwire	dwire	dwire	dwire	dwire	dwire
	interrogative	a dwire	a dwire	a dwire	a dwire	a dwire	a dwire
	conditional	dwirun	dwirun	dwirun	dwirun	dwirun	dwirun
	subjunctive	dwirs	dwirs	dwirs	dwirs	dwirs	dwirs
imperfect	affirmative	dwarnoe	dwarnoe	dwarnoe	dwarnoe	dwarnoe	dwarnoe
	interrogative	a dwarnoe	a dwarnoe	a dwarnoe	a dwarnoe	a dwarnoe	a dwarnoe
	conditional	dwarnoen	dwarnoen	dwarnoen	dwarnoen	dwarnoen	dwarnoen
	subjunctive	dwarnoes	dwarnoes	dwarnoes	dwarnoes	dwarnoes	dwarnoes
future	affirmative	dwib	dwib	dwib	dwib	dwib	dwib
	interrogative	a dwib	a dwib	a dwib	a dwib	a dwib	a dwib
	conditional	dwibrun	dwibrun	dwibrun	dwibrun	dwibrun	dwibrun
	subjunctive	dwibs	dwibs	dwibs	dwibs	dwibs	dwibs
imperative		-	dwarn!	-	-	dwarn!	-
present participle		dwern
past participle		drat, dwrat (obs.)
gerund		dwarn, dwarnad