fascinere

Danish

Etymology

From Latin fascinare.

Verb

fascinere (imperative fasciner, infinitive at fascinere, present tense fascinerer, past tense fascinerede, perfect tense fascineret)

1. to fascinate (someone)

Declension

Conjugation of fascinere

active passive present fascinerer fascineres past fascinerede fascineredes infinitive fascinere fascineres imperative fasciner — participle present fascinerende past fascineret (auxiliary verb have) gerund fascineren

References

• “fascinere” in Den Danske Ordbog

Latin

Verb

fascinēre

1. second-person singular present passive subjunctive of fascinō

Norwegian Bokmål

Alternative forms

• fasinere

Etymology

From Latin fascinare.

Verb

fascinere (imperative fasciner, present tense fascinerer, passive fascineres, simple past fascinerte, past participle fascinert, present participle fascinerende)

1. to fascinate (someone)

References

• “fascinere” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Verb

fascinere (present tense fascinerer, past tense fascinerte, past participle fascinert, passive infinitive fascinerast, present participle fascinerande, imperative fasciner)

1. Alternative form of fasinera