baten
genitive indefinite ofbat baten
genitive indefinite ofbat genitive plural ofbat baten
genitive ofbat baten
inessive indefinite inanimate ofbat Synonym: batean baten
inessive inanimate ofbat Synonym: batean baten
third-person plural present indicative ofbatre FromMiddle Dutch baten , fromOld Dutch *baton , fromProto-West Germanic *batēn , fromProto-Germanic *batāną , from the same root asbeter .
baten
( transitive and intransitive ) toavail Het mocht nietbaten . ―It was to noavail . See the etymology of the correspondinglemma form.
baten
plural ofbaat baten
third-person plural present indicative ofbater baten
first / third-person plural preterite ofbitten Borrowed fromOld French batre , fromLatin battere , for earlierbattuere ;doublet ofbateren .
baten (third-person singular simple present bateth ,present participle batende ,batynge ,first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participle bated )( uncommon )
Tobatter ; toforcefully orrepetitively beat orwhack . Tofight orstrive ; to be inconflict with. Toquarrel ,brawl , orwrangle . ( rare ) Topat ; togently andlightly touch .( rare , of an animal) Toflap one'slimbs .1 Sometimes used as a formal 2nd-person singular.
Anapheretic form ofabaten .
baten (third-person singular simple present bateth ,present participle batende ,batynge ,first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participle bated )( uncommon )
Todwindle orstop ; to no longeroccur ( asmuch ) Tohalt orslow ; to cause tolessen orabate .Toreassure orhearten ; tofree ofworry . ( rare ) Toeliminate acollective irrational emotion .( in negations ) Toeliminate apositive attitude . Toabase orhumiliate ; tobreak haughtiness . 1 Sometimes used as a formal 2nd-person singular.
IPA (key ) : ( before 13th CE ) /ˈbaːtən/ bāten
alternative form ofbadeten baten
third-person plural present indicative ofbatir FromEnglish button .
baten
button