andâ

See also: Appendix:Variations of "anda"

Ligurian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Early Medieval Latin andāre, of uncertain origin.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /aŋˈdaː/

Verb

andâ

  1. (intransitive) to go

Conjugation
    Conjugation of andâ (first conjugation, suppletive)
infinitive andâ
auxiliary verb êse gerund andàndo
present participle andànte past participle andæto
person singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative mi ti lê o/a noî, niâtri voî, viâtri lô, liâtri
present vàddo ti væ va andémmo andæ vàn
imperfect andâva, andâvo t'andâvi l'andâva andâvimo andâvi andâvan
future andiö t'andiæ l'andiâ andiêmo andiéi andiàn
conditional mi ti lê o/a noî, niâtri voî, viâtri lô, liâtri
present andiéiva, andiæ t'andiêsci l'andiéiva, l'andiæ andiêscimo andiêsci andiéivan
subjunctive che mi che ti che lê o/a che noî, che niâtri che voî, che viâtri che lô, che liâtri
present vàdde ti vàddi vàdde andémmo andæ vàdan, vàden
imperfect andésse t'andésci l'andésse andéscimo andésci andésan
imperative ti lê o/a noî, niâtri voî, viâtri lô, liâtri
— vànni vàdde andémmo andæ vàdan, vàden

Macanese

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Portuguese andar.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /anˈda/

Verb

andâ

  1. to walk
    andâ a nóvi ― to be busy, to be on the go all day (literally, “to walk anew”)
    pegâ mám andâ rua ― to stroll the streets hand in hand (literally, “hold hand(s) walk street”)
  2. to go for a walk

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