あぎとう

Japanese

Etymology

From 顎 (あぎと) (agito, “gill”).

Pronunciation
  • (Tokyo) あぎと​ー [àgítóꜜò] (Nakadaka – [3])
  • IPA(key): [a̠ɡʲito̞ː]

Verb

あぎとう (rōmaji agitou, historical hiragana あぎとふ)

  1. (of a baby) babble, speak baby talk
  2. (of a fish) gasp for air at surface

Conjugation
Conjugation of "あぎとう" (See Appendix:Japanese verbs.)
Stem forms
Imperfective (未然形) あぎとわ agitowa
Continuative (連用形) あぎとい agitoi
Terminal (終止形) あぎとう agitou
Attributive (連体形) あぎとう agitou
Hypothetical (仮定形) あぎとえ agitoe
Imperative (命令形) あぎとえ agitoe
Key constructions
Passive あぎとわれる agitowareru
Causative あぎとわせる
あぎとわす		 agitowaseru
agitowasu
Potential あぎとえる agitoeru
Volitional あぎとおう agitoō
Negative あぎとわない agitowanai
Negative continuative あぎとわず agitowazu
Formal あぎといます agitoimasu
Perfective あぎとった agitotta
Conjunctive あぎとって agitotte
Hypothetical conditional あぎとえば agitoeba
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