ischire

Sardinian

Etymology

Inherited from Latin scīre. Compare Romanian ști.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /isˈkire/
• Hyphenation: i‧schi‧re

Verb

ischire

1. (transitive) to know

   ischire vida e miraculos de unu

   to know everything about someone

   (literally, “to know the life and miracles of one”)

   ischire bonu e malu ― to know good from evil

   ischire su caminu ― to know the way

   ischire una limba ― to know a language

   Chie no ischit est cumpagnu de su zegu.

   Ignorance is blindness.

   (literally, “He who knows not is the blind man's companion.”)

   • 1995, “Sas tres mamas [The Three Mothers]”, in Elena Ledda (lyrics), Fabrizio De André (music), Canti randagi: canzoni di Fabrizio De André [Stray Songs: Songs of Fabrizio De André], performed by Elena Ledda:

     Ischis chi in vida, in sa terza die / su fizu tou at a torrare

     You know that, in the third day, your son shall come back to life

Conjugation

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    Conjugation of ischire

infinitive	ischire		auxiliary verb		isch
gerund	ischinde		past participle		ischidu
person	singular			plural
	first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	deo	tue	isse/issa	nois	bois	issos/issas
present	isco	ischis	ischit	ischimus	ischizis	ischint
imperfect	ischia	ischias	ischiat	ischìamus	ischiazis	ischiant
future	apo a ischire	as a ischire	at a ischire	amus a ischire	ais a ischire	ant a ischire
conditional	dia ischire	dias ischire	diat ischire	diamus ischire	diais ischire	diant ischire
subjunctive	che deo	che tue	che isse/issa	che nois	che bois	che issos/issas
present	ischia	ischias	ischiat	ischiamus	ischiazis	ischiant
imperfect	ischire	ischires	ischiret	ischiremus	ischirezis	ischirent
imperative		tue	isse/issa	nois	bois	issos/issas
	—	ischi	ischiat	ischiamus	ischide	ischiant

Noun

ischire m (uncountable)

1. knowledge

   No importat pius su ischire, importat pius su faghere.

   Doing is more important than knowing.

   (literally, “It's not the knowing that matters most, the doing matters most.”)