jmout
/[ˈjmou̯t]/
Czechverb
Definitions
- 1.datedto grasp
- 2.datedto capture
- 3.datedto overwhelm
Jalo ji neblahé tušení.
She was overwhelmed by a bad feeling.
- 4.datedto start, to set about
Jala se plakat a naříkat.
She started crying and moaning.
Synonyms & related words
Etymology
Inherited from Old Czech jieti, from Proto-Slavic *ęti.
Forms
- jímatimperfective
- jmoutinfinitive
- jmoutiinfinitive
- jetínoun-from-verb
- jmufirst-person • indicative • singular
- jmemefirst-person • indicative • plural
- -first-person • imperative • singular
- jměmefirst-person • imperative • plural
- jmešindicative • second-person • singular
- jmeteindicative • plural • second-person
- jmiimperative • second-person • singular
- jměteimperative • plural • second-person
- jmeindicative • singular • third-person
- jmouindicative • plural • third-person
- -imperative • singular • third-person
- -imperative • plural • third-person
- jmamasculine • present • singular
- javmasculine • past • singular
- jmoucfeminine • neuter • present • singular
- javšifeminine • neuter • past • singular
- jmouceplural • present
- javšepast • plural
- The verb jmout does not have present tense and the present forms are used to express future only.
Conjugation
Infinitive:jmout, jmouti
| I | jmu |
| we | jmeme |
| you (sg) | jmeš |
| you (pl) | jmete |
| he/she/it | jme |
| they | jmou |
I
jmu
we
jmeme
you (sg)
jmeš
you (pl)
jmete
he/she/it
jme
they
jmou