Verbs

Types-

A-verbs- physical actions (eg to walk)

I-verbs- internal/emotional actions (eg to hope)

E-verbs- static actions (eg to see)

É-verbs- copulae (eg to be (animate))

Æ-verbs- modals and other auxiliaries (eg to like [to])

Conjugation formation

Tense:

Present (no affix)

Past (add -o)

Future (add -ði)

Perfectiveness:

Imperfective (no change)

Perfective (double the terminal vowel, unless it ends in -æ. In this case, add -i instead)

Aspect:

Punctual [single action] (no affix)

Progressive [-ing] (add te-)

Iterative [habitual action, seen in French Imparfait] (add ya-)

Inceptive [begin to~] (add o-)

Cessative [stop~] (add àxi-)

Mood:

Indicative (no affix)

Conditional [would~] (add c+the terminal vowel- unless it’s æ, in which case add ci-)

Potential [can~] (add -pur)

Imperative (add -zza)

Desirative/Volitional [want to~] (add -zi)

Permissive [can~/be allowed to~] (add -reggi)

Hortative [Let’s/Permit x to~] (add -men)

Subjunctive [Complex mood expressing opinion, desires or doubt. Found in Romance languages and some remnants in older English] (add aria-)

Necessitative [should~] (add ne-)

Evidentative [adjective of my creation. x obviously~] (add ga-)

Mirative [Surprise/Sarcasm. Only sarcasm in this case] (add ee-)

Polarity:

Affirmative (no affix)

Negative (-x)

Tentative [may, maybe] (-lia)

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