zer

See also: zêr, żer, and zer-

Basque

Pronoun

zer

  1. what

Dalmatian

Etymology

From Latin īre, present active infinitive of eō. Compare Istriot zì, Romansch, Spanish and Portuguese ir, Italian gire, ire, Neapolitan jì, Sicilian jiri. In conjugation 2, Latin vadere is used to form the present and subjunctive tenses.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): d͡zer

Verb

zer (second-person plural imperative zaite)

  1. to go

Conjugation 1

    Conjugation 2

      See also

      Kurdish

      Pronunciation

      • IPA(key): /ˈzɛɾ/

      Adjective

      zer

      1. (Kurmanji) Yellow

      See also

      Colors in Kurdish · reng (layout · text)
           spî, سپی‎      gewr, گەور‎      reş, ڕەش‎      qehweyî, قەهوەیی‎
                   pîvazî, پیڤازی‎, pembe, پەمبە‎              sor, سۆر‎ ; sorê sor, سۆری سۆر‎              pirteqalî, پرتەقالی‎,              zer, زەر‎ ; qîçik, قیچک‎
                   keskê vekirî, کەسکی ڤەکری‎              kesk, کەسک‎              kevz, کەڤز‎ ; keskê tarî, کەسکی تاری‎              şînê vekirî, شینی ڤەکری‎ ; hêşîn, هێشین‎
                   şînê esmanî, شینی ئەسمانی‎              şîn, شین‎              şîrkî, شیرکی‎, mor, مۆر‎ ; heş, هەش‎              soravî, سۆر‌اڤی‎ ; binefşî, بنەفشی‎, xemir, خەمر‎

      Romanian

      Alternative forms

      • zăr (archaic)

      Etymology

      Either a substratum word or from Latin serum, possibly influenced by Greek.

      Noun

      zer n (plural zeruri)

      1. whey

      Declension

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