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manyekh ܡܵܢܝܸܚ

manyekh is the Assyrian verb for to rest — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.

Computer-generated pronunciation.

Meaning

  1. to rest; to allow to rest, to give rest; to comfort.
  2. to go to one’s rest, to die
  3. to extinguish (fire).
  4. to pull down a church.
  5. to put away sin

Forms

Verbal nounmanyakhta

Conjugation of manyekh

Present — he does

hemanyekh
shemanyekhkha
theymanyekhkhi
you (m)manyekhkhet
you (f)manyekhkhat
you (pl)manyekhkhitun
I (m)manyekhkhen / manyekhkhem
I (f)manyekhkhan / manyekhkham
wemanyekhkhakh

Past — he did

hemunyekhle
shemunyekhla
theymunyekhlun / munyekhle / munyekhlu
you (m)munyekhlukh
you (f)munyekhlakh
you (pl)munyekhlokhun
Imunyekhli
wemunyekhlan

Progressive — he is doing

hemanyukhele
shemanyukhela
theymanyukhena
you (m)manyukhevet
you (f)manyukhevat
you (pl)manyukhetun
I (m)manyukheven / manyukhevem
I (f)manyukhevan / manyukhevam
wemanyukhevakh

Imperative — do!

to one personmanyekh
to severalmanyekhkhun

Examples

alaha yavvelle manyakhta
ܐܵܠܵܗܵܐ ܝܵܘܘܸܠܠܸܐ ܡܵܢܝܵܚܬܵܐ
May he rest in peace

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 208.

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