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=== Verbs === | === Verbs === | ||
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| + | In Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, the root of a verb consists of three or four consonants. Different inflectional forms of the verb are formed by putting different vowels in between these consonants. | ||
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| + | '''Examples''' | ||
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| + | The root of 'to cook' consists of three consonants, ''b-š-l''. One possible form of this verb is ''bašəl'', 'he cooks.' | ||
{{morphTest|b-š-l{{tag|m}}{{tag|pres}}|bašəl}} | {{morphTest|b-š-l{{tag|m}}{{tag|pres}}|bašəl}} | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 11 February 2018
Parts of Speech
Verbs
Tag: <v>
In Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, the root of a verb consists of three or four consonants. Different inflectional forms of the verb are formed by putting different vowels in between these consonants.
Examples
The root of 'to cook' consists of three consonants, b-š-l. One possible form of this verb is bašəl, 'he cooks.'
b-š-l<m><pres> ↔ bašəl
