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Proto-Celtic
Etymology From Proto-Indo-European *sed- ( “ to sit ” ) .[ 1]
Verb *sedeti [ 1]
to sit
Inflection
Thematic present, suffixless preterite
Active voice
Present
Imperfect
Future
Preterite
1st singular
*sedū
*sedemam
*sedsū
*sāda
2nd singular
*sedesi
*sedetās
*sedsesi
*sādas?
3rd singular
*sedeti
*sedeto
*sedseti
*sāde
1st plural
*sedomosi
*sedemo
*sedsomosi
*sādmo
2nd plural
*sedetesi
*sedestē
*sedsetesi
*sāsse
3rd plural
*sedonti
*sedento
*sedsonti
*sādars
Pres. subjunctive
Past subjunctive
Imperative
1st singular
*sedsū
?
—
2nd singular
*sedsesi
?
*sede
3rd singular
*sedseti
?
*sedetou
1st plural
*sedsomosi
?
*sedomos
2nd plural
*sedsetesi
?
*sedete
3rd plural
*sedsonti
?
*sedontou
Passive voice
Present
Imperfect
Future
Preterite
1st singular
*sedūr
—
*sedsūr
*sādra
2nd singular
*sedetar
—
*sedsetar
*sādras?
3rd singular
*sedetor
?
*sedsetor
*sādre
1st plural
*sedommor
—
*sedsommor
?
2nd plural
*sededwe
—
*sedsedwe
?
3rd plural
*sedontor
?
*sedsontor
?
Pres. subjunctive
Past subjunctive
Imperative
1st singular
*sedsūr
—
—
2nd singular
*sedsetar
—
—
3rd singular
*sedsetor
—
—
1st plural
*sedsommor
—
—
2nd plural
*sedsedwe
—
—
3rd plural
*sedsontor
—
—
Declension of the past participle
masculine
singular
dual
plural
nominative
*sessos
*sessou
*sessoi
vocative
*sesse
*sessou
*sessoi
accusative
*sessom
*sessou
*sessoms
genitive
*sessī
*sessous
*sessom
dative
*sessūi
*sessobom
*sessobos
instrumental
*sessū
*sessobim
*sessobis
feminine
singular
dual
plural
nominative
*sessā
*sessai
*sessās
vocative
*sessā
*sessai
*sessās
accusative
*sessam
*sessai
*sessams
genitive
*sessās
*sessous
*sessom
dative
*sessai
*sessābom
*sessābos
instrumental
*?
*sessābim
*sessābis
neuter
singular
dual
plural
nominative
*sessom
*sessou
*sessā
vocative
*sessom
*sessou
*sessā
accusative
*sessom
*sessou
*sessā
genitive
*sessī
*sessous
*sessom
dative
*sessūi
*sessobom
*sessobos
instrumental
*sessū
*sessobim
*sessobis
Derived terms *ad-sedeti
Proto-Brythonic:
Old Breton: assedam ( 1sg. pres ) Middle Breton: asez ( 3sg. pres )
⇒ *dī-ad-sedeti
Middle Breton: diasez ( 3sg. pres ) *en-sedeti
Middle Cornish: ysethaf ( 1sg. pres )
⇒ *to-en-sedeti
*exs-dī-sedeti
Descendants Proto-Brythonic: *heðɨd
Old Irish: saidid ⇒ Middle Irish: suidid ( “ to sit, set ” ) ( with vowel changed under the influence of the verbal noun and transitive suidigidir ) Irish: suigh ( “ to sit, set ” ) Manx: soie ( “ to set ” ) Scottish Gaelic: suidh ( “ to sit ” )
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