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mashme ܡܵܫܡܸܐ

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

Computer-generated pronunciation.

Meaning

  1. to cause to be heard, to proclaim
  2. to cause to listen
  3. to ask a girl’s parents for her hand in marriage

Forms

Verbal nounmashmeta

Conjugation of mashme

Present — he does

hemashme
shemashmiyya
theymashmi / mashmiyyi
you (m)mashmet / mashmiyyet
you (f)mashmiyyat
you (pl)mashmitun
I (m)mashmen / mashmiyyen / mashmem / mashmiyyem
I (f)mashmiyyan / mashmiyyam
wemashmakh / mashmiyyakh

Past — he did

hemushmile
shemushmila
theymushmilun / mushmile / mushmilu
you (m)mushmilukh
you (f)mushmilakh
you (pl)mushmilokhun
Imushmili
wemushmilan

Progressive — he is doing

hemashmuyele / mashmuvvele
shemashmuyela / mashmuvvela
theymashmuyena / mashmuvvena
you (m)mashmuyevet / mashmuvvevet
you (f)mashmuyevat / mashmuvvevat
you (pl)mashmuyetun / mashmuvvetun
I (m)mashmuyeven / mashmuvveven / mashmuyevem / mashmuvvevem
I (f)mashmuyevan / mashmuvvevan / mashmuyevam / mashmuvvevam
wemashmuyevakh / mashmuvvevakh

Imperative — do!

to one personmashmi
to severalmashmimun

Examples

mashmennukh kha-hakyat
ܡܵܫܡܸܢܢܘ̣ܚ ܚܵܐ ܗܵܩܝܵܬ
I shall let you hear a story (lit. I shall let a story be heard to you)
mashmenna katukh a-hakyat
ܡܵܫܡܸܢܢܵܐ ܩܵܬܘ̣ܚ ܐܵܐ ܗܵܩܝܵܬ
I shall let you hear this story (lit. I shall let this story be heard to you)
bet-mashme allo
ܒܸܬ ܡܵܫܡܸܐ ܐܵܠܠܘ̇
He will listen to her

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 232.

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