pieart

Latvian

Etymology

From pie- +‎ art (“to plow”).

Pronunciation

Verb

pieart (transitive or intransitive, 1st conjugation, present piearu, piear, piear, past piearu)

  1. to move close (to something) while plowing
    pieart pie kaimiņu robežas ― to plow as far as, close to, the border with the neighbors
    ap pusdienas laiku viņš man piara klāt ― around noon he plowed close to me
  2. to add (some area, to some other area) by plowing
    pieart kādu strēmeli klāt pie esoša lauka ― to add (by plowing) some strip (of land) to the existing field

Conjugation

Conjugation of pieart
indicative (īstenības izteiksme) imperative
(pavēles izteiksme)
present
(tagadne) 		past
(pagātne) 		future
(nākotne)
1st person sg es piearu piearu piearšu —
2nd person sg tu piear pieari piearsi piear
3rd person sg viņš, viņa piear pieara piears lai piear
1st person pl mēs piearam piearām piearsim piearsim
2nd person pl jūs piearat piearāt piearsiet,
piearsit 		pieariet
3rd person pl viņi, viņas piear pieara piears lai piear
renarrative (atstāstījuma izteiksme) participles (divdabji)
present piearot present active 1 (adj.) piearošs
past esot piearis present active 2 (adv.) pieardams
future piearšot present active 3 (adv.) piearot
imperative lai piearot present active 4 (obj.) piearam
conditional (vēlējuma izteiksme) past active piearis
present pieartu present passive piearams
past būtu piearis past passive piearts
debitive (vajadzības izteiksme) nominal forms
indicative (būt) jāpiear infinitive (nenoteiksme) pieart
conjunctive 1 esot jāpiear negative infinitive nepieart
conjunctive 2 jāpiearot verbal noun piearšana
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