Is "summit" a verb?
Can you say "He summited the mountain."?
or "The effort to summit Everest..."
Are both/either of those correct? I'm unsure. Thanks!
Can you say "He summited the mountain."?
or "The effort to summit Everest..."
Are both/either of those correct? I'm unsure. Thanks!
1 Answer
Mar 13, 2018
Good question.
Explanation:
Yes, summit has two parts of speech, noun and verb accordingly it uses.
The climbers failed to reach the summit.--noun
Summited on May, 8.
According to the Webster dictionary, summit verb form is only intransitive no trans. like you wrote.
Thank you.