sette
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verb
- to seat someone; to cause someone to assume a sitting position
- sette seg — to sit down; to take a seat
- sette seg — to sit down for a specified purpose, especially to begin an activity or task
- sette seg — to take one's seat in or on a vehicle, saddle, or similar means of transport
- sette seg — of earth, soil, filling material, masonry, a building, or a similar mass: to settle, subside, or become more compact
noun
- a female hare
- a group of between six and twelve sheaves of grain, gathered together before being placed on a pole for drying
Forms
Other forms
| infinitive | sette |
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| past participle | satt |
| present participle | settende |
noun
| indefinite singular | sette |
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| definite singular | setten |
| indefinite plural | setter |
| definite plural | settene |
More forms are in the app.