Breton verb

mont

irregular

to go

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

Verbal noun: mont

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Present

PersonForm
Ian
you (singular)ez
he / shea
weeomp
you (plural)it
theyeont
autonomouseer

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iaen
you (singular)aes
he / sheae
weaemp
you (plural)aecʼh
theyaent
autonomousaed

Past

PersonForm
Iis
you (singular)ejout
he / sheeas
weejomp
you (plural)ejocʼh
theyejont
autonomousejod

Future

PersonForm
Iin
you (singular)i
he / sheaio
weaimp
you (plural)eot
theyaint
autonomouseor

Conditional

PersonForm
Iafen
you (singular)afes
he / sheafe
weafemp
you (plural)afecʼh
theyafent
autonomousafed

Past Conditional

PersonForm
Iajen
you (singular)ajes
he / sheaje
weajemp
you (plural)ajecʼh
theyajent
autonomousajed

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)kae
he / sheaet
wedeomp
you (plural)kit
theyaent

mont in context

Mont a ran d'ar skol bemdez.

I go to school every day.

Mont a raint kuit.

They'll go away.

Mont a raint diwar-wel.

They'll go away.

Rankout a ran mont.

I have to leave.

Dav din mont.

I have to leave.

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Native language name: Brezhoneg