Verb Conjugation

VERBS-Conjugation

Current/Modern Conjugations

NOTE: This is the modern form of verb conjugation.

just take off th, use pronoun before or after,

before-formal (no longer common)

after-informal

For other tenses besides the present, add the appropriate ending to the conjugated present tense form. Except for gerunds, please see note.

Example:

Mith- to cook

Present Tense

mije/mija miji

misho misu

mise/misa

Other Tense Endings

Past - m

Future - r

Gerund - t (see notes)

Subjunctive/Conditional - l

NOTE: Gerunds became a singular use conjugation. The gendered endings were dropped and the "t" replaced them. For example, "bunijet" became "bunit" and "buniset" also became "bunit".

NOTE: Gendered tenses in the plural forms were phased out unless needed to add emphasis. The mixed gender tense became a neutral form used for any gender mixed or not.

The “Regular” Irregular verbs

Some take off the the ending vowel (o / i)

Some verbs (irregular verbs) keep the double vowel combination (aoth keeps the o)(some ao combinations)

*Have as in a helping verb is the prefix "cre".

Middle Age Conjugations

NOTE: This is the middle age form of verb conjugation.

just take off th, use pronoun before or after,

before-formal (no longer common)

after-informal

to indicate tense use a phrase to indicate time

>for general unspecified use the following:

none-present

iwa-past started and ended in the past

iwo-past continued or is still continuing from the past

oto-future will start and end quickly in the future

olo-future will start in the future and will continue for an unknown amount of time

all other references to tense are unspoken context or explicit reference to a time

example:

iwa sija/iwa jassi -(past) i ran

oto sija/oto jassi-(future) i will run

sija/jassi-(present) i run, i am running

Bob cooks the meat.

Bob mi anat ellom.