klevout

Breton

Etymology

From Middle Breton clevet, from Proto-Celtic *klusīti, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱlew- (“to hear”). Cognate with Cornish klewes and Welsh clywed.

Verb

klevout

1. (transitive) to hear
2. (transitive) to smell, sniff
3. (intransitive, followed by ouzh) to grant
4. (reflexive, intransitive, reflexive form: en em glevout) to agree, get along

Inflection

  Mutation of klevout  

Breton consonant mutation
unmutated	soft	aspirate	hard	mixed
klevout	glevout	c'hlevout	unchanged	unchanged

Conjugation

Conjugation of klevout

Personal forms
	Indicative				Conditional		Imperative
	Present	Imperfect	Preterite	Future	Present	Imperfect
1s	klevan	kleven	klevis	klevin	klevfen	klevjen	-
2s	klevez	kleves	klevjout	klevi	klevfes	klevjes	klev
3s	klev	kleve	klevas	klevo	klevfe	klevje	klevet
1p	klevomp	klevemp	klevjomp	klevimp	klevfemp	klevjemp	klevomp
2p	klevit	klevec'h	klevjoc'h	klevot	klevfec'h	klevjec'h	klevit
3p	klevont	klevent	klevjont	klevint	klevfent	klevjent	klevent
0	klever	kleved	klevjod	klevor	klevfed	klevjed	-
Impersonal forms					Mutated forms
Infinitive		klevout			Soft mutation after a		a glev-
Present participle		o klevout			Mixed mutation after e		e klev-
Past participle		klevet (auxiliary verb: kaout but intransitive: bezañ)			Soft mutation after ne/na		ne/na glev-

Derived terms

• klev
• kleved
• klevedoniel
• klevedoniezh
• klevedoniour
• klevidigezh