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Ligurian
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Early Medieval Latin andāre, of uncertain origin.
Pronunciation
Verb
andâ
- (intransitive) to go
Conjugation
Conjugation of andâ (first conjugation, suppletive)
| infinitive
|
andâ
|
| auxiliary verb
|
êse
|
gerund
|
andàndo
|
| present participle
|
andànte
|
past participle
|
andæto
|
| person
|
singular
|
plural
|
| first
|
second
|
third
|
first
|
second
|
third
|
| indicative
|
mi
|
ti
|
lê o/a
|
noî, niâtri
|
voî, viâtri
|
lô, liâtri
|
| present
|
vàddo
|
ti væ
|
va
|
andémmo
|
andæ
|
vàn
|
| imperfect
|
andâva, andâvo
|
t'andâvi
|
l'andâva
|
andâvimo
|
andâvi
|
andâvan
|
| future
|
andiö
|
t'andiæ
|
l'andiâ
|
andiêmo
|
andiéi
|
andiàn
|
| conditional
|
mi
|
ti
|
lê o/a
|
noî, niâtri
|
voî, viâtri
|
lô, liâtri
|
| present
|
andiéiva, andiæ
|
t'andiêsci
|
l'andiéiva, l'andiæ
|
andiêscimo
|
andiêsci
|
andiéivan
|
| subjunctive
|
che mi
|
che ti
|
che lê o/a
|
che noî, che niâtri
|
che voî, che viâtri
|
che lô, che liâtri
|
| present
|
vàdde
|
ti vàddi
|
vàdde
|
andémmo
|
andæ
|
vàdan, vàden
|
| imperfect
|
andésse
|
t'andésci
|
l'andésse
|
andéscimo
|
andésci
|
andésan
|
| imperative
|
|
ti
|
lê o/a
|
noî, niâtri
|
voî, viâtri
|
lô, liâtri
|
| —
|
vànni
|
vàdde
|
andémmo
|
andæ
|
vàdan, vàden
|
Macanese
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Portuguese andar.
Pronunciation
Verb
andâ
- to walk
- pegâ mám andâ rua ― to stroll the streets hand in hand (literally, “hold hand(s) walk street”)
- to go for a walk
Usage notes
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