nadnôz- v. “to retreat, move (backwards)” (biconsonantal-verb)
From nôz- (“to retreat”) with the postposition -nad (“hind, behind”) added before it to prevent mistakes regarding its nature.
For its opposite see obnôz- (“retreat, retreat [forwards]”).
Inflections[1]
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nadnôza(m) |
“retreat” |
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nadnôzi(m) |
“retreating” |
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nadnôzsa(m) / mî nadnôza(m) |
“retreated” |
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mî nadnôzi(m) |
“was retreating” |
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rô nadnôza(m) |
“will retreat” |
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rô nadnôzi(m) |
“will be retreating” |
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-m |
(add to forms above to indicate plurality) |
[1]. Despite its irregular structure, it is still declined as a biconsonantal verb due to its origin.