stremí

See also: stremi

Lombard

Alternative forms

• stremì (Western)
• stremì, strümì, strimì (Eastern)
• stremísser (directly from Classical Latin; see there for further variants)

Etymology

From s- + Vulgar Latin *tremiō, from Latin tremēscō (“I begin to tremble, shake”), in turn from tremō (“I shake, tremble”) + -ēscō, from Proto-Indo-European *trem- (“tremble”). Compare Spanish and Portuguese estremecer.

Pronunciation

• Western: IPA^(key): /streˈmi/, /striˈmi/
• Eastern IPA^(key): /streˈmi/, /striˈmi/, /stryˈmi/

Verb

stremí (first-person singular present indicative stremissi, past participle stremid)

1. to frighten

   Synonym: spaventà

   Te me stremísset sempr.

   You always frighten me.