rol (verb, intransitiv)
| English: | sing |
Topic groups:
music / instruments
| source: | ASG (2009); forum.learnnavi.org (29 Dec 2021) |
affix examples
| r·am·ol | PST | simple past |
| r·ìm·ol | PST | close past (just {verb}ed) |
| r·ìy·ol | FUT | close future (will {verb} soon) |
| r·ay·ol | FUT | future |
| r·ol·ol | PFV | perfective (finished) |
| r·er·ol | IPFV | imperfective (unfinished) |
| r·iv·ol | SJV | subjunctive (possibility mode) |
| r·ei·ol | LAUD | amelioration (favorable connotation) |
| r·äng·ol | PEJ | pejorative (negative connotation) |
example sentences & phrases
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tì·r·us·ol za'u ne fo nì'eng
They share an interest in singing
related words
| way a plltxe | spoken poem melodic recital |
| way a rol | sung poem as a melodic recital |
| way si | sing (of ancient, ceremonial song) |
| lawr | melody |
| tìng lawr | sing wordlessly give out a tune or melody |
| tìrol | song (vocal) |
| way | (ancient, ceremonial) song poem |
| waytelem | song cord (mnemonic storytelling aids, strings of colored beads and bits of stone, bone and plant pieces) |











