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makket ܡܵܩܩܸܬ

makket is the Assyrian verb for to cause to be hit — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.

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Meaning

  1. to cause to be hit; to cause to be knocked.
  2. to hook, to pin

Forms

Verbal nounmakkatta

Conjugation of makket

Present — he does

hemakket
shemakketta
theymakketti
you (m)makkettet
you (f)makkettat
you (pl)makkettitun
I (m)makketten / makkettem
I (f)makkettan / makkettam
wemakkettakh

Past — he did

hemukketle
shemukketla
theymukketlun / mukketle / mukketlu
you (m)mukketlukh
you (f)mukketlakh
you (pl)mukketlokhun
Imukketli
wemukketlan

Progressive — he is doing

hemakkutele
shemakkutela
theymakkutena
you (m)makkutevet
you (f)makkutevat
you (pl)makkutetun
I (m)makkuteven / makkutevem
I (f)makkutevan / makkutevam
wemakkutevakh

Imperative — do!

to one personmakket
to severalmakkettun

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 205.

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