balēr

See also: baler

Emilian

Etymology

From Late Latin ballāre, related to Ancient Greek βαλλίζω (ballízō), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bal- (“to shake; to dance”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bɐˈlɛːr/

Verb

balēr

(intransitive) to dance.
(transitive) to perform a particular dance.

Conjugation

Conjugation of balēr

participle					singular		plural
infinitive			balēr
auxiliary			avêr
			masculine		balē		balē
			feminine		balēda		balēdi
person	singular				plural
	first	second	third		first	second	third
	first	second	masculine	feminine	first	second	masculine	feminine
indicative	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a bāl	et bāl	al bāla	la bāla	a balám	a balē	i bālen	el bālen
imperfect	a balēva	et balēv	al balēva	la balēva	a balēven	a balēvi	i balēven	el balēven
future	a balarò	et balarē	al balarà	la balarà	a balarám	a balarî	i balarān	el balarān
subjunctive	kä mè	kä té	kä ló	kä lê	kä nuētär	kä vuētär	kä lôr	kä lôr
present	a bāla	et bāl	al bāla	la bāla	a baláma	a balēdi	i bālen	el bālen
imperfect	a balésa	et balésa	al balésa	la balésa	a balésen	a balési	i balésen	el balésen
conditional	mè	té	ló	lê	nuētär	vuētär	lôr	lôr
present	a balarév	et balarés	al balarév	la balarév	a balaréven	a balarési	i balaréven	el balaréven
imperative	–	(té)	–	–	(nuētär)	(vuētär)	–	–
imperative	—	bāla	—	—	balám	balē	—	—

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