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khate ܚܵܛܸܐ

khate is the Assyrian verb for to sin, to do wrong — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.

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Meaning

  1. to sin, to do wrong, to commit a fault (b-against)

Forms

Verbal nounkhteta

Conjugation of khate

Present — he does

hekhate
shekhatya
theykhati
you (m)khatet
you (f)khatyat
you (pl)khatitun
I (m)khaten / khatem
I (f)khatyan / khatyam
wekhatakh

Past — he did

hekhtile
shekhtila
theykhtilun / khtile / khtilu
you (m)khtilukh
you (f)khtilakh
you (pl)khtilokhun
Ikhtili
wekhtilan

Progressive — he is doing

hebekhtayele
shebekhtayela
theybekhtayena
you (m)bekhtayevet
you (f)bekhtayevat
you (pl)bekhtayetun
I (m)bekhtayeven / bekhtayevem
I (f)bekhtayevan / bekhtayevam
webekhtayevakh

Imperative — do!

to one personkhti
to severalkhtimun

Examples

khtile biyyo
ܚܛܝܼܠܸܐ ܒܝܼܝܝܘ̇
He committed a fault against her

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 336.

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