Information about the word beat (English → Esperanto: bati)

Synonyms: hit, strike, wallop, jab, belabour, belt, skelp

Part of speechverb
Pronunciation/biːt/
Hyphenationbeat
Shavian alphabet𐑚𐑰𐑑
Deseret alphabet𐐺𐐨𐐻

Conjugation

Indicative mood
Present tensePast tense
(I) beat(I) beat
(thou) beatest(thou) beatst, beatests
(he) beats, beateth(he) beat
(we) beat(we) beat
(you) beat(you) beat
(they) beat(they) beat
Subjunctive mood
Present tensePast tense
(I) beat (I) beat
(thou) beat(thou) beat
(he) beat(he) beat
(we) beat(we) beat
(you) beat(you) beat
(they) beat(they) beat
Imperative mood
beat
Participles
Present participlePast participle
beatingbeaten

Usage samples

His promiscuity ended up being his demise however after a husband caught his wife in bed with John XII and beat the pope so badly, that he died three days later from his injuries.

Translations

Afrikaansslaan
Albaniangoditje
Catalanbategar; batre
Czechbíti
Danishslå
Dutchslaan
English (Old English)swingan
Esperantobati
Faeroesesláa; berja
Finnishlyödä
Frenchbattre
Germanschlagen; prügeln; klopfen
Hungarianür; ver
Icelandicslá
Italianbattere
Jamaican Patoislik
Latinbattuere; fligere; pellere; pulsare
Low Germanslån
Luxemburgishschloen
Norwegianslå
Papiamentobati; dal; gòlpi
Polishbić
Portuguesebater
Romanianbate
Russianбить
Saterland Frisianhaue; slo; buukje; rammelje
Scotsbeat
Scottish Gaelicbuail
Spanishbatir; pegar
Srananfon; naki
Swedishbanka; drabba; slå
Thaiตี
West Frisianhuffe; slaan; reitsje
Yiddishשלאָגן