putre

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Basque

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish buitre (“vulture”).

Pronunciation

Noun

putre anim

  1. vulture
    Synonym: sai

Declension

Declension of putre (animate, ending in vowel)
indefinite singular plural
absolutive putre putrea putreak
ergative putrek putreak putreek
dative putreri putreari putreei
genitive putreren putrearen putreen
comitative putrerekin putrearekin putreekin
causative putrerengatik putrearengatik putreengatik
benefactive putrerentzat putrearentzat putreentzat
instrumental putrez putreaz putreez
inessive putrerengan putrearengan putreengan
locative — — —
allative putrerengana putrearengana putreengana
terminative putrerenganaino putrearenganaino putreenganaino
directive putrerenganantz putrearenganantz putreenganantz
destinative putrerenganako putrearenganako putreenganako
ablative putrerengandik putrearengandik putreengandik
partitive putrerik — —
prolative putretzat — —

Further reading

Estonian

Noun

putre

  1. partitive plural of puder

Latin

Adjective

putre

  1. nominative/accusative/vocative neuter singular of puter

Norwegian Bokmål

Etymology

Onomatopoeic (lydord)

Verb

putre (imperative putr or putre, present tense putrer, passive putres, simple past and past participle putra or putret, present participle putrende)

  1. to simmer, bubble
  2. (water) to seethe
  3. (e.g. boat, vehicle) to putt, putter

References

Norwegian Nynorsk

Etymology

Onomatopoeic (lydord)

Verb

putre (present tense putrar, past tense putra, past participle putra, passive infinitive putrast, present participle putrande, imperative putre/putr)

  1. to simmer, bubble
  2. (water) to seethe
  3. (e.g. boat, vehicle) to putt, putter

Alternative forms

References

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