keatse

verb
/keat.se/
🌍 Translations
🇳🇱NLkaatsen🇬🇧EN(play) a ball game in which the ball is played by hand, more or less like (court) handball. There are no walls in the game as it is played in Friesland, however🇬🇧ENis played by two teams🇬🇧ENof three players🇬🇧ENeach. One team serves to the other team, which is on a grassy field. The serving team attempts to hit a small hard leather ball🇬🇧ENinto the field so that the opponents cannot return it by hitting the ball back with their hands. Since the ball is rather hard it is necessary to wear a glove🇬🇧ENThe object of the game is to acquire🇬🇧ENA🇬🇧ENis the place from which the ball was returned. That place is marked by a white block (first🇬🇧ENDepending on the score, the teams switch sides after one or two🇬🇧ENhave been acquired. The serving team goes to the field and the fieldteam then has to do the serving. The score is kept by means of hanging red and white signs on the🇬🇧EN(the telegraph pole)
📋 Inflections
FormSpellingIPA
first person singular present tensekeatskɪˑəts
second person singular present tensekeatstkɪˑətst
clitic present tensekeatstokɪˑətstoː
third person singular present tensekeatstkɪˑətst
polite present tensekeatsekɪˑətsə
first person plural present tensekeatsekɪˑətsə
second person plural present tensekeatsekɪˑətsə
third person plural present tensekeatsekɪˑətsə
first person singular past tensekeatstekɪˑətstə
second person singular past tensekeatstenkɪˑətstn
clitic past tensekeatstestokɪˑətstɛstoː
third person singular past tensekeatstekɪˑətstə
polite past tensekeatstenkɪˑətstn
first person plural past tensekeatstenkɪˑətstn
second person plural past tensekeatstenkɪˑətstn
third person plural past tensekeatstenkɪˑətstn
past particlekeatstkɪˑətst
present particlekeatsendkɪˑətsnt
present particle inflectedkeatsendekɪˑətsndə
verb used as nounkeatsenkɪˑətsn

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