barantati

Slovene

Borrowed from Italian barattare.

barantáti impf

to bargain
Pol ure je barantal za ceno, vendar je plačal le pet evrov manj.
He was bargaining for three hours, but he paid only five euros less
to deal, to trade
Synonym: poslováti
- 1877, Lavoslav Gregorec, Prvi splošni shod avstrijskih katoličanov in njegove resolucije ali sklepi in važniši govori na Dunaju meseca maja 1877‎^[1], Maribor: Katoliško-politično društvo, page 46:
  Drugej kapitalskej skupini prištevamo denar raznih bank, potem denar privatnih oseb, ki ž njim na borzi igrajo, ali ž njim mešetarijo in barantajo, in naposled kapital nacijonalnih bank, ki smejo bankovce izdajati.
  The second capital group consists of money from different banks, then the money of people, which play with it on the stock market or job and trade it, and finally the capital of national banks, which have permission to issue banknotes.

Class V, accentual type III (accent is directly before the endings), imperfective:

Infinitive barantáti (a-ti), l-participle barantȁł
l-participle
long infinitive¹		barantáti
short infinitive²		barantȁt
supine		barantȁt
¹ Usually only written, except in very formal contexts ² In spoken formal language, colloquial
	masculine	feminine	neuter
singular	barantȁł	barantȃla	barantálȍ
dual	barantálȁ	barantálȉ	barantálȉ
plural	barantálȉ	barantálȅ	barantálȁ
n-/t-participle (passive participle)
	masculine	feminine	neuter
singular	barantán	barantána	barantáno
dual	barantána	barantáni	barantáni
plural	barantáni	barantáne	barantána
š-participle
	masculine	feminine	neuter
singular	–	–	–
dual	–	–	–
plural	–	–	–

adverbial š-participle		–
true gerund		barantȃnje
objectified gerund		–