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I . might1 [maɪt] GLAG.

might 1. pret. of may

II . might1 [maɪt] GLAG. pom. glag.

1. might (expressing possibility):

might
they might have been busy

3. might ur. jez. (polite form):

might I say [or add] that...
might I come in? brit. angl.

glej tudi may

may <3rd os. ed. may, might> [meɪ] GLAG. pom. glag.

1. may ur. jez. (be allowed):

may
may I go now?

might2 [maɪt] SAM. brez mn.

might
potęga ž. spol
might
moc ž. spol
with all one's might

May [meɪ] SAM.

May
maj m. spol

glej tudi April

I . April [ˈeɪprəl] SAM.

II . April [ˈeɪprəl] PRID.

may <3rd os. ed. may, might> [meɪ] GLAG. pom. glag.

1. may ur. jez. (be allowed):

may
may I go now?

May Day SAM.

1 Maja m. spol

devil-may-care PRID.

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