tumé ite
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Ladin[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Calque of German einfallen, literally "to fall in".
Verb[edit]
- (Gherdëina) to occur (to somebody), to come (to somebody); to come to mind
- Lascete tumé ite zech!
- Think of something!
- L ne me tumës mei ite de deventé n astronaut.
- I would never dream of becoming an astronaut.
- Cie te toma pa ite?
- How dare you? (What are you thinking of?)
- (Gherdëina) to remember
- L me ie inò tumà ite.
- I remember again ("It has again fallen into my mind")
- (Gherdëina) to fall into
- La popa ie tumeda ite tl droch.
- The doll fell into the well.
- (Gherdëina) to fall for, to be deceived by
- Ie ti é mentì dant che la perles fova vëires y ël ie tumà ite.
- I lied to him that the pearls were real and he fell for it.
Alternative forms[edit]
- tomé ite (Badiot)