From Proto-Baltic *dar- ‘to do, make’, related to Lithuanian daryti; inherited in Latvian as darīt.
From Proto-Baltic *dar- ‘to do, make’, related to Lithuanian daryti; inherited in Latvian as darīt.
What does darīt mean?
It means to carry out an action or create something.
How do you say darīt in the past tense?
The past tense form is darīja.
What is the past participle of darīt?
The past participle is darīts.
How do you give a command with darīt?
The imperative (command) form is dari.
How do you say darīt in the future tense?
The future tense form is darīšu.
What does darīt mean when it means to perform an action?
In everyday use it means to carry out or execute something.
What does darīt mean in a work context?
It means to engage in physical or mental activity, often with effort.
How is darīt used to describe behavior?
Socially it means to act or conduct oneself in a particular manner.
What does darīt mean when it means to make or create?
It can also mean to produce or cause something to exist.
Where does the word darīt come from?
Its origin is Proto-Baltic *dar- ‘to do, make’, related to Lithuanian daryti.