bajer ܒܵܓܸ̃ܪ
bajer is the Assyrian verb for to bring up, to nurture — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.
Computer-generated pronunciation.
Meaning
- to bring up, to nurture, to feed; to cultivate, to care for
- to manage to do sth.; to be able, to be competent
Forms
| Verbal noun | bajarta |
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Conjugation of bajer
Present — he does
| he | bajer | |
| she | bajra | |
| they | bajri | |
| you (m) | bajret | |
| you (f) | bajrat | |
| you (pl) | bajritun | |
| I (m) | bajren / bajrem | |
| I (f) | bajran / bajram | |
| we | bajrakh |
Past — he did
| he | bujerre | |
| she | bujerra | |
| they | bujerrun / bujerre / bujerru | |
| you (m) | bujerrukh | |
| you (f) | bujerrakh | |
| you (pl) | bujerrokhun | |
| I | bujerri | |
| we | bujerran |
Progressive — he is doing
| he | bajurele | |
| she | bajurela | |
| they | bajurena | |
| you (m) | bajurevet | |
| you (f) | bajurevat | |
| you (pl) | bajuretun | |
| I (m) | bajureven / bajurevem | |
| I (f) | bajurevan / bajurevam | |
| we | bajurevakh |
Imperative — do!
| to one person | bajer | |
| to several | bajrun |
Examples
ka-do yala bujerrun
ܩܵܐ ܕܘ̇ ܝܵܠܵܐ ܒܘ̣ܓܸ̃ܪܪܘ̣ܢ
They brought up the child
Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 97.
Practice bajer in hamzem — free