ahate
Basque
Etymology
From Proto-Basque *anate, from Latin anatem (“duck”).[1]
Pronunciation
Declension
Declension of ahate (animate, ending in vowel)
indefinite | singular | plural | |
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absolutive | ahate | ahatea | ahateak |
ergative | ahatek | ahateak | ahateek |
dative | ahateri | ahateari | ahateei |
genitive | ahateren | ahatearen | ahateen |
comitative | ahaterekin | ahatearekin | ahateekin |
causative | ahaterengatik | ahatearengatik | ahateengatik |
benefactive | ahaterentzat | ahatearentzat | ahateentzat |
instrumental | ahatez | ahateaz | ahateez |
inessive | ahaterengan | ahatearengan | ahateengan |
locative | — | — | — |
allative | ahaterengana | ahatearengana | ahateengana |
terminative | ahaterenganaino | ahatearenganaino | ahateenganaino |
directive | ahaterenganantz | ahatearenganantz | ahateenganantz |
destinative | ahaterenganako | ahatearenganako | ahateenganako |
ablative | ahaterengandik | ahatearengandik | ahateengandik |
partitive | ahaterik | — | — |
prolative | ahatetzat | — | — |
Derived terms
- ahate buztanluze (“northern pintail”)
- ahate mokozabal (“northern shoveler”)
- ahate txistulari (“Eurasian wigeon”)
- ahate-bularki (“magret”)
- ahate-joko (“goose pulling”)
- ahate-papar (“magret”)
- ahateari igeri irakatsi (“to be a know-it-all”)
- ahatebeltz arrunt (“common scoter”)
- ahatebeltz hegalzuri (“velvet scoter”)
- ahatebeltz (“scoter”)
- ahateki (“duck meat”)
- ahatekume (“duckling”)
- ahatettipi (“Eurasian teal”)
- ahatetxo (“duckling”)
References
- “ahate” in Etymological Dictionary of Basque by R. L. Trask, sussex.ac.uk
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