plante
FromMiddle Low Germanplante, fromLatinplanta.Doublet ofklan.
plante c (singular definiteplanten,plural indefiniteplanter)
| common gender | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | plante | planten | planter | planterne |
| genitive | plantes | plantens | planters | planternes |
From lateOld Norseplanta, fromMiddle Low Germanplanten, fromLatinplantare.
plante (imperativeplant,infinitiveatplante,present tenseplanter,past tenseplantede,perfect tenseharplantet)
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Inherited fromOld French, inherited fromLatinplanta(“sole of the foot”), fromProto-Italic*plāntā, fromProto-Indo-European*pléh₂-n̥t-eh₂, from*pleh₂-(“flat”).
Borrowed fromMedieval Latinplanta (of the same origin as the above etymology), or possibly partly derived from the verbplanter.Doublet ofclan.
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FromFrenchplanter(“to plant”).
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plante (medial formplant)
plante f orm (definite singularplantaorplanten,indefinite pluralplanter,definite pluralplantene)
FromLatinplantare, viaMiddle Low German[Term?], andOld Norseplanta.
plante (imperativeplant,present tenseplanter,passiveplantes,simple past and past participleplantaorplantet,present participleplantende)
From the verbplanta.
plante m orf (definite singularplanten /planta,indefinite pluralplantar /planter,definite pluralplantane /plantene)
plante (present tenseplantar,past tenseplanta,past participleplanta,passive infinitiveplantast,present participleplantande,imperativeplante/plant)
Inherited fromProto-West Germanic*plantu, fromLatinplanta.
plante f
Weakn-stem:
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | plante | plantan |
| accusative | plantan | plantan |
| genitive | plantan | plantena |
| dative | plantan | plantum |
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