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shamet ܫܵܡܸܛ

shamet is the Assyrian verb for to break (tr. and in tr.) — everyday spoken Assyrian (Sureth) of Urmi, a modern Aramaic language.

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Meaning

  1. to break (tr. and in tr.), to smash (tr. and in tr.); to break off (tr. and in tr.)
  2. to lower/go down in price

Forms

Verbal nounshmatta

Conjugation of shamet

Present — he does

heshamet
sheshamta
theyshamti
you (m)shamtet
you (f)shamtat
you (pl)shamtitun
I (m)shamten / shamtem
I (f)shamtan / shamtam
weshamtakh

Past — he did

heshmetle
sheshmetla
theyshmetlun / shmetle / shmetlu
you (m)shmetlukh
you (f)shmetlakh
you (pl)shmetlokhun
Ishmetli
weshmetlan

Progressive — he is doing

hebeshmatele
shebeshmatela
theybeshmatena
you (m)beshmatevet
you (f)beshmatevat
you (pl)beshmatetun
I (m)beshmateven / beshmatevem
I (f)beshmatevan / beshmatevam
webeshmatevakh

Imperative — do!

to one personshmut
to severalshmutun

Examples

shmetle bita
ܫܡܸܛܠܸܐ ܒܝܼܬܵܐ
He broke an egg
shmetlun men-dezhmen
ܫܡܸܛܠܘ̣ܢ ܡܸܢ ܕܸܙ̃ܡܸܢ
They were defeated by the enemy

Source: Khan 2016, vol. 3, p. 298.

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