maole

Estonian

Noun

maole

1. allative singular of madu

Limburgish

Etymology 1

From Middle Dutch mâlen, from Old Dutch *mālon, denominative of *māl (“spot, stain”).

Alternative forms

• moale (Southeast Limburgish)
  • moële (Eupen)
  • mooele (Krefeld)

Verb

maole

1. to paint

Conjugation

non-finite forms	infinitive	gerund	present participle	past participle	adjective	adverb
	(tö) maole	't maole n	maolendj	höbbe gemaole	gemaoledje, gemaoledjer, gemaoledjes	gemaoledj, gemaoledjelik
number & tense	verb-second order			verb-first order
	present	past	subjunctive	present	past	subjunctive
first person singular	maole	maoledje	maole	maole	maoledje-n	maole-n
second person singular	maoles	maoledjes	maole	maoles	maoledjes	maoler
third person singular	maoletj	maoledje	maole	maoletj'r	maoledje	maoler
first person plural	maole	maoledje	maole	maoletj	maoledje	maole
second person plural	maoletj	maoledje	maole	maoletj	maoledje	maoletj
third person plural	maole	maoledje	maole	maole	maoledje	maoler
other forms	noun	imperative singular impolite	imperative singular polite	imperative dual	imperative plural	inclusive
	't gemaole n	maole!	maoletj!	maoletj, maoletj!	maoletj!	maolem

Montfortian conjugation of maole (first conjugation)

Etymology 2

From earlier maale, from Proto-West Germanic *malan, from Proto-Germanic *malaną.

Alternative forms

• maale (Eupen, Krefeld)
  • mooehle (Krefeld)
• male (widespread variant)

Verb

maole

1. (Maastrichtian) To mill, to grind