alvvaiduvvat

Northern Sami

Etymology

From alva +‎ -iduvvat.

Pronunciation

• (Kautokeino) IPA^(key): /ˈalvvajˌtuvvah(t)/

Verb

alvvaiduvvat

1. to become energetic

   Antonym: alvvahuvvat

Inflection

Even a-stem, vv-v gradation
infinitive	alvvaiduvvat
1st sing. present	alvvaiduvan
1st sing. past	alvvaiduvven
infinitive	alvvaiduvvat	action noun	alvvaiduvvan
present participle	alvvaiduvˈvi	action inessive	alvvaiduvvamin alvvaiduvvame
past participle	alvvaiduvvan	action elative	alvvaiduvvamis
agent participle	—	action comitative	alvvaiduvvamiin
		abessive	alvvaiduvakeahttá
	present indicative	past indicative	imperative
1st singular	alvvaiduvan	alvvaiduvven	alvvaiduvvon
2nd singular	alvvaiduvat	alvvaiduvvet	alvvaiduva
3rd singular	alvvaiduvvá	alvvaiduvai	alvvaiduvvos
1st dual	alvvaiduvve	alvvaiduvaime	alvvaiduvˈvu
2nd dual	alvvaiduvvabeahtti	alvvaiduvaide	alvvaiduvˈvi
3rd dual	alvvaiduvvaba	alvvaiduvaiga	alvvaiduvvoska
1st plural	alvvaiduvvat	alvvaiduvaimet	alvvaiduvvot alvvaiduvˈvut
2nd plural	alvvaiduvvabēhtet	alvvaiduvaidet	alvvaiduvvet alvvaiduvˈvit
3rd plural	alvvaiduvvet	alvvaiduvve	alvvaiduvvoset
connegative	alvvaiduva	alvvaiduvvan	alvvaiduva
	conditional 1	conditional 2	potential
1st singular	alvvaiduvašin alvvaiduvašedjen	alvvaiduvalin alvvaiduvaledjen	alvvaiduvažan
2nd singular	alvvaiduvašit alvvaiduvašedjet	alvvaiduvalit alvvaiduvaledjet	alvvaiduvažat
3rd singular	alvvaiduvašii	alvvaiduvalii	alvvaiduvaža alvvaiduvaš
1st dual	alvvaiduvašeimme	alvvaiduvaleimme	alvvaiduvažetne
2nd dual	alvvaiduvašeidde	alvvaiduvaleidde	alvvaiduvažeahppi
3rd dual	alvvaiduvašeigga	alvvaiduvaleigga	alvvaiduvažeaba
1st plural	alvvaiduvašeimmet	alvvaiduvaleimmet	alvvaiduvažit alvvaiduvažat
2nd plural	alvvaiduvašeiddet	alvvaiduvaleiddet	alvvaiduvažēhpet
3rd plural	alvvaiduvaše alvvaiduvašedje	alvvaiduvale alvvaiduvaledje	alvvaiduvažit
connegative	alvvaiduvaše	alvvaiduvale	alvvaiduvaš

Further reading

• Koponen, Eino, Ruppel, Klaas, Aapala, Kirsti, editors (2002–2008), Álgu database: Etymological database of the Saami languages‎^[1], Helsinki: Research Institute for the Languages of Finland