መጣን
/met'an/
How to say "he came (us)" in Amharic
The Amharic word for "he came (us)" is መጣን, pronounced met'an.
Dictionary form
መጣን is a form of መጣት (met'at) — “to come”. 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
- መጣን
- Transliteration
- met'an
- Part of speech
- verb
- English meaning
- he came (us)
Related forms
መጣሁ/met'ahu/I cameመጣህ/met'ah/you came (to a man)መጣች/met'ach/she cameእንዲመጣ/indimet'a/so that he comesመጥቼ/met'chay/having comeመጣውን/met'awn/the one who cameመጣዋል/met'awal/he has comeይጣሉ/yt'alu/they fightመጥቻለህ/met'chaleh/you will comeመጥቻለች/met'chalech/she will comeመጣ/met'a/he cameመጣት/met'at/to comeመጣው/met'aw/he came (him)መጥቻለን/met'chalen/we will comeመጡ/met'u/they cameመጣል/met'al/to comeመጥቻለሁ/met'chalehu/I will comeመጣሸ/met'ashe/he came to herመጥቷል/met'twal/she has come
Frequently asked questions
What does መጣን mean in English?
መጣን (met'an) means "he came (us)" in English.
How do you pronounce መጣን?
መጣን is pronounced met'an.
What part of speech is መጣን?
መጣን is a verb in Amharic.
What is the dictionary form of መጣን?
መጣን is a form of መጣት (met'at), meaning "to come".
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