ፈለግህ
/felegh/
How to say "you wanted (m.)" in Amharic
The Amharic word for "you wanted (m.)" is ፈለግህ, pronounced felegh.
Dictionary form
ፈለግህ is a form of መፈለግ (mefeleg) — “to look for; to search; to want; to wish”. Amharic verbs and nouns change shape by person, gender, number, and tense; look up the dictionary form to see the full set.
Word details
- Ge’ez script
- ፈለግህ
- Transliteration
- felegh
- Part of speech
- verb
- English meaning
- you wanted (m.)
Related forms
መፈለግ/mefeleg/to look for; to search; to want; to wishእፈልጋለሁ/ifelgalehu/I want / I wish / I am looking forእንደሚያስፈልግ/indemiyasfelg/as neededእንደምትፈልጉ/indemtfelgu/as you wantመፈለገ/mefelege/to wantትፈልጋለህ/tfelgaleh/you wantፈለጉ/felegu/they wantedእፈልጋለህ/ifelgaleh/I want (you m.)እፈልጋለሽ/ifelgalesh/I want (you f.)እንፈልጋለን/infelgalen/we wantይፈለጋል/yfelegal/is neededየሚያስፈልጉ/yemiyasfelgu/that are requiredየሚያስፈልጋቸውን/yemiyasfelgachewn/that they needመፈለግሽ/mefelegsh/for you to want (f.)መፈለጊያ/mefelegiya/search placeይፈልጋሉ/yfelgalu/they wantአይፈልጉም/ayfelgum/they do not wantእፈልጋለን/ifelgalen/we wantእፈልጋለሁ/ifelgalehu/I wantየሚፈልጉት/yemifelgut/what you wantፈለገች/felegech/she wantedፈለገ/felege/he wantedያስፈልገዋል/yasfelgewal/it is necessary for him/herትፈልጋለች/tfelgalech/she wantsፈለግሽ/felegsh/you wanted (f.)እንፈልጋቸዋለን/infelgachewalen/we want themፈለግኩ/felegku/I wantedያስፈልገኛል/yasfelgenyal/I need itያስፈልጋችኋል/yasfelgachhwal/you (pl) needመፈለጋቸው/mefelegachew/their wanting toየሚያስፈልገው/yemiyasfelgew/what is neededመፈለጉ/mefelegu/he wanted toይፈልጋል/yfelgal/he wantsእፈልጋለሁ/ifelgalehu/I wantያፈልጋል/yafelgal/he needsቢፈልጉ/bifelgu/if they wantያስፈለገኝ/yasfelegeny/I neededያስፈለገኝ/yasfelegeny/I neededፈልሽ/felsh/you wantአፈልጋለሁ/afelgalehu/I want
Frequently asked questions
What does ፈለግህ mean in English?
ፈለግህ (felegh) means "you wanted (m.)" in English.
How do you pronounce ፈለግህ?
ፈለግህ is pronounced felegh.
What part of speech is ፈለግህ?
ፈለግህ is a verb in Amharic.
What is the dictionary form of ፈለግህ?
ፈለግህ is a form of መፈለግ (mefeleg), meaning "to look for; to search; to want; to wish".
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