Contionary:gata

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /ɡa.ta/

Etymology

From gatu ‘cat’ + -a ‘-like’.

Adjective

gata

1. feline

Modern Standard Imperial

Pronunciation

(Modern Standard Imperial) IPA: /ɡa.ta/

Adjective

gata

1. straight, unbent

Jugsnorsk

Etymology

Inherited from Varhúsnorsk gęta, from Old Norse geta (OEN gæta)

Alternative forms

gaða (younger)

Pronunciation

• (Jugsnorsk) IPA^(key): /ˈɡa.tɐ/; [ˈɡɑ.tɐ], [-ðɐ]

Verb

gata (present gat-, past gát-)

1. (transitive, with accusative) to get, obtain
   1. (transitive, with accusative) to purchase, buy

      k'a gatu fǿðsū

      I'll get the food

   2. (transitive, with dative) to capture, trap

      ęk gátu háni

      I got him

1. (transitive, with genitive) to guess

Inflection

Inflection of gata (Positive, Strong class 5)

non-finites	active		mediopassive
	present	past	present	past
infinitive	gata	gáta	gatask	gátask
participle	gataddi	gáttj	gataddisk	gáttsk
supine	—	gátt	—	gáttsk
indicative	present	past	present	past
singular	gatu	gátu	gatusk	gátusk
plural	gatū	gátū	gatūsk	gátūsk
subjunctive	present	past	present	past
singular	gati	gáti	gatisk	gátisk
plural	gatī	gátī	gatīsk	gátīsk
imperative	present		present
singular	gat		gatsk
plural	gatið		gatitsk

Inflection of gata (Negative, Strong class 5)

non-finites	active		mediopassive
	present	past	present	past
infinitive	gatat	gátat	gataska	gátaska
participle	gataddit	gáttjat	gataddiska	gáttska
supine	—	gáttat	—	gáttska
indicative	present	past	present	past
singular	gatut	gátut	gatuska	gátuska
plural	gatūt	gátūt	gatūska	gátūska
subjunctive	present	past	present	past
singular	gatit	gátit	gatiska	gátiska
plural	gatīt	gátīt	gatīska	gátīska
imperative	present		present
singular	gatat		gatska
plural	gatiðat		gatitska