libe
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Estonian
Etymology
Related to Veps libed.
Adjective
libe (genitive libeda, partitive libedat, comparative libedam, superlative kõige libedam)
Declension
Declension of libe (ÕS type 2/õpik, no gradation) | |||
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singular | plural | ||
nominative | libe | libedad | |
accusative | nom. | ||
gen. | libeda | ||
genitive | libedate | ||
partitive | libedat | libedaid | |
illative | libedasse | libedatesse libedaisse | |
inessive | libedas | libedates libedais | |
elative | libedast | libedatest libedaist | |
allative | libedale | libedatele libedaile | |
adessive | libedal | libedatel libedail | |
ablative | libedalt | libedatelt libedailt | |
translative | libedaks | libedateks libedaiks | |
terminative | libedani | libedateni | |
essive | libedana | libedatena | |
abessive | libedata | libedateta | |
comitative | libedaga | libedatega |
Latin
Noun
lībe
Norman
Etymology
From Old French libre, from Latin liber.
Adjective
libe m
Spanish
Verb
libe
- inflection of libar:
Walloon
Pronunciation
Adjective
libe (masculine and feminine, plural libes)
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- Norman lemmas
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- French Norman
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- Walloon terms with IPA pronunciation
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