TENSE

Archaic Symbaian has four tenses which are realized with the following morphemes: -gej- for the present, -kej- for the imperfect, -sej- for the future and -bej- for the perfect.

MOOD

In turn, it has seven moods, which are made with the following morphemes: -Ø- for the indicative, -ul- for the subjunctive, -a- for the conditional, -ej- for the optative and -o- for the imperative and the participle and infinitive.

VOICE

As for the voices, it has three: passive voice, middle voice and passive voice. In the conjugated forms, the voices are constructed as follows: when it is in the passive voice, the Vermaric morpheme -t- comes before the absolutive endings. When it is in the middle voice, the morpheme that comes before is -tz- and, when it is in the antipassive, the morpheme that comes before is -t-, which agrees with the agentive subject, and the verb does not have ergative agreement. When the verb is in the participle, it uses the following morphemes: -pam- (-pām- in plural, -pum- in dual and -pom- in trial) for the passive voice, -pem- (-pēm- in plural, -pom- in dual and -pam- in trial) for the middle voice and -pek- (-pēk- in plural, -pok- in dual and -pak- in trial) for the antipassive voice. To these are added the verbal endings -ø- for the unspecified, -u- for the masculine, -ja- for the feminine and -ek- for the neuter. When the verb is in the infinitive, it has the suffix -sam, when it is passive, -kejn, when it is middle, and -roj, when it is antipassive.

PERSON AND NUMBER

Archaic Symbaian has three persons, which are realized with the following morphemes: -r- for the 1st, -z- for the 2nd and -ø- for the 3rd. In turn, it has four numbers, which are realized with the following morphemes: -ø- for the singular, -a- for the plural, -al- for the dual and -ang- for the trial. What differentiates Archaic Symbaian from Classical Symbaian is that the former had no verbal gender agreement.