Breton verb

dont

irregular

to come

dont is a Breton verb meaning “to come”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is dont.

Verbal noun: dont

Present

Person	Form
I	deuan
you (singular)	deuez
he / she	deu
we	deuomp
you (plural)	deuit
they	deuont
autonomous	deuer

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	deuen
you (singular)	deues
he / she	deue
we	deuemp
you (plural)	deuecʼh
they	deuent
autonomous	deued

Past

Person	Form
I	deuis
you (singular)	deujout
he / she	deuas
we	deujomp
you (plural)	deujocʼh
they	deujont
autonomous	deujod

Future

Person	Form
I	deuin
you (singular)	deui
he / she	deuo
we	deuimp
you (plural)	deuot
they	deuint
autonomous	deuor

Conditional

Person	Form
I	deufen
you (singular)	deufes
he / she	deufe
we	deufemp
you (plural)	deufecʼh
they	deufent
autonomous	deufed

Past Conditional

Person	Form
I	deujen
you (singular)	deujes
he / she	deuje
we	deujemp
you (plural)	deujecʼh
they	deujent
autonomous	deujed

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	deu
he / she	deuet
we	deuomp
you (plural)	deuit
they	deuent

dont in context

Dont a reas ur c'hazh eus dindan an daol-skrivañ.

A cat came out from under the desk.

Dont a ran eus Milan.

I'm from Milan.

Dont a ran eus Zambi.

I'm from Zambia.

Dont a ran eus Tokyo.

I'm from Tokyo.

Dont a ran eus Aostralia.

I'm from Australia.

Related Breton verbs

mont

to go

ober

to do, make

gouzout

to know

kaout

to have

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