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Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «r-um» in first-person past-tense:
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Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «d» in third-person past-tense (These can have slightly unusual form):
 
Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «d» in third-person past-tense (These can have slightly unusual form):
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== Nouns ==
 
== Nouns ==
  

Revision as of 17:47, 8 February 2017

Verbs

Consonantal Verbs

Verbs ending in a consonant take the suffix infinitive «de» in present or future tense:

  • raf<vblex> ↔ raf-de
  • sox<vblex> ↔ sox-de

Verbs ending in a consonant take the suffix infinitive «d-um» in first-person past-tense:

  • raf<vblex> ↔ raf-d-um
  • sox<vblex> ↔ sox-d-um

Verbs ending in a consonant take the suffix infinitive «d» in third-person past-tense:

  • raf<vblex> ↔ raf-d
  • sox<vblex> ↔ sox-d

Vocalic Verbs

Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «re» in present or future tense:

  • ze<vblex> ↔ ze-re
  • do<vblex> ↔ do-re
  • bi<vblex> ↔ bi-re

Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «r-um» in first-person past-tense (These can have slightly unusual form:

  • ze<vblex> ↔ ze-r-um
  • do<vblex> ↔ do-r-um
  • bi<vblex> ↔ bisdo-rum

Verbs ending in a vowel take the suffix infinitive «d» in third-person past-tense (These can have slightly unusual form):

  • ze<vblex> ↔ ze
  • do<vblex> ↔ do
  • bi<vblex> ↔ bisdo

Nouns

Pronouns

Adjectives

Articles

Prepositions

Infinitive