oigeta

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Etymology

From oiged +‎ -eta.

Verb

oigeta

  1. to straighten
  2. to stretch, to extend
  3. to reach
  4. to direct, to aim, to point
  5. to deflect
  6. to send, to dispatch
  7. to delegate

Inflection

Inflection of oigeta (inflection type 29/koheta)
1st infinitive oigeta
present indic. oigendab
past indic. oigenzi
present
indicative
past
indicative
imperative
1st singular oigendan oigenzin
2nd singular oigendad oigenzid oigenda
3rd singular oigendab oigenzi oigekaha
1st plural oigendam oigenzim oigekam
2nd plural oigendat oigenzit oigekat
3rd plural oigetas
oigendaba
oigenziba oigekaha
sing. conneg.1 oigenda oigendand oigenda
plur. conneg. oigekoi oigenugoi oigekoi
present
conditional
past
conditional
potential
1st singular oigendaižin oigenuižin oigendanen
2nd singular oigendaižid oigenuižid oigendaned
3rd singular oigendaiži oigenuiži oigendaneb
1st plural oigendaižim oigenuižim oigendanem
2nd plural oigendaižit oigenuižit oigendanet
3rd plural oigendaižiba oigenuižiba oigendaneba
connegative oigendaiži oigenuiži oigendane
non-finite forms
1st infinitive oigeta
2nd infinitive 3rd infinitive
inessive oigetes inessive oigendamas
instructive oigeten illative oigendamaha
participles elative oigendamaspäi
present active oigendai adessive oigendamal
past active oigenu abessive oigendamat
past passive oigetud
1 In imperative: used only in the second-person singular. The plural form is used with other persons.

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