scuttari

Sicilian

Etymology

From Frankish *skott, *skatt (“tax”), from Proto-Germanic *skattaz (“wealth; money”). Compare German Schatz (“treasure”) and Italian scotto.

Verb

scuttari

  1. to earn a living
  2. to deserve something after an effort

Conjugation

    Conjugation of (first conjugation)
infinitive
gerund scuttannu
past participle scuttatu
person singular plural
first second third first second third
indicative iu tu iddu/idda nuàutri vuàutri iddi
present scuttu scutti scutta scuttamu scuttati scòttanu, scòttunu
imperfect scuttava, scuttavu scuttavi scuttava scuttàvamu scuttàvavu scuttàvanu, scuttàvunu
preterite scuttai scuttasti scuttau, scuttò scuttammu, scuttamu scuttàstivu scuttàrunu, scuttaru
future1 scuttirò, scuttirogghiu scuttirai scuttirà scuttiremu scuttireti, scuttiriti scuttirannu
present perfect Use the present indicative tense of aviri plus the past participle
past perfect Use the imperfect indicative tense of aviri plus the past participle
conditional present scuttirìa scuttirissi scuttirìa scuttirìamu scuttirìavu scuttirìanu
conditional past Use the present conditional tense of aviri plus the past participle
subjunctive iu tu iddu/idda nuàutri vuàutri iddi
present scuttu scutti scutta scuttamu scuttati scòttanu, scòttunu
imperfect scuttassi scuttassi scuttassi scuttàssimu scuttàssivu scuttàssiru
present perfect Use the imperfect subjunctive tense of aviri plus the past participle
imperative – tu vossìa nuàutri vuàutri –
— scutta scuttassi scuttamu scuttati —
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