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kayye ܩܵܝܝܸܐ

kayye is the Assyrian verb for to smart (after eating something sour or pungent) — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.

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Meaning

to smart (after eating something sour or pungent), to become sore (teeth, mouth)

Forms

Verbal noun	keta

Conjugation of kayye

Present — he does

he	kayye
she	kayya
they	kayyi
you (m)	kayyet
you (f)	kayyat
you (pl)	kayyitun
I (m)	kayyen / kayyem
I (f)	kayyan / kayyam
we	kayyakh

Past — he did

he	kile
she	kila
they	kilun / kile / kilu
you (m)	kilukh
you (f)	kilakh
you (pl)	kilokhun
I	kili
we	kilan

Progressive — he is doing

he	bekkayele
she	bekkayela
they	bekkayena
you (m)	bekkayevet
you (f)	bekkayevat
you (pl)	bekkayetun
I (m)	bekkayeven / bekkayevem
I (f)	bekkayevan / bekkayevam
we	bekkayevakh

Imperative — do!

to one person	ki
to several	kimun

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 181.

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