scuttari

Sicilian

Etymology

From Frankish *skott, *skatt (“tax”), from Proto-Germanic *skattaz (“wealth; money”). Compare German Schatz (“treasure”) and Italian scotto.

Verb

scuttari

1. to earn a living
2. to deserve something after an effort

Conjugation

    Conjugation of scuttari (first conjugation)

infinitive		scuttari
gerund		scuttannu
past participle		scuttatu
person	singular			plural
	first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuàutri	vuàutri	iddi
present	scuttu	scutti	scutta	scuttamu	scuttati	scòttanu, scòttunu
imperfect	scuttava, scuttavu	scuttavi	scuttava	scuttàvamu	scuttàvavu	scuttàvanu, scuttàvunu
preterite	scuttai	scuttasti	scuttau, scuttò	scuttammu, scuttamu	scuttàstivu	scuttàrunu, scuttaru
future1	scuttirò, scuttirogghiu	scuttirai	scuttirà	scuttiremu	scuttireti, scuttiriti	scuttirannu
present perfect	Use the present indicative tense of aviri plus the past participle
past perfect	Use the imperfect indicative tense of aviri plus the past participle
conditional present	scuttirìa	scuttirissi	scuttirìa	scuttirìamu	scuttirìavu	scuttirìanu
conditional past	Use the present conditional tense of aviri plus the past participle
subjunctive	iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuàutri	vuàutri	iddi
present	scuttu	scutti	scutta	scuttamu	scuttati	scòttanu, scòttunu
imperfect	scuttassi	scuttassi	scuttassi	scuttàssimu	scuttàssivu	scuttàssiru
present perfect	Use the imperfect subjunctive tense of aviri plus the past participle
imperative	–	tu	vossìa	nuàutri	vuàutri	–
	—	scutta	scuttassi	scuttamu	scuttati	—
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