fůcèma (verb) - to take for granted

fůcèma (02_Asaxi Verbs_Root (List))

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fůcèma

Transitivity / Valency

transitive verb Takes an object (often a fact, situation, or person) which is possessed or experienced without acknowledgement.

Semantic Field

Virtues & Failings

Pronunciation

IPA: /fuu̯t̻͡s̪əma/

Translations

• English: to take for granted; to assume possession without knowledge/gratitude
• Polish: brać za pewnik; nie doceniać posiadania

Example sentence

Wo John kőxů tte xő fůcèma. John takes it for granted that I give him understanding.

Alternative forms

• fůcèma’ (informal/shortened)

Etymology

fů (lack/privative) + cè (to know) + ma (to have) Literally: “to have without knowing”

Synonyms

• fůkőma (in specific contexts of understanding)

Antonyms

• Null

Root Noun

• fůcè (ingratitude/ignorance of possession)

Derived terms

• fůcèmană (taking things for granted - adjective)