Azkali grammar: Difference between revisions

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-Some examples of periphrastic conjugation
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 |Synthetic nonpast + ''huka''
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+* ''huka huka (have done)''
+* ''hataiz huka (have lost)''
+* ''patzegi huka (have worked)''
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 |Synthetic nonpast + gerund of ''huka''
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+* ''hataiz hukanoiz (usually lose)''
+* ''nakuz hunakoiz (usually see)''
+* ''nakusa hunakoiz (usually think)''
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 |Synthetic past + gerund of ''huka''
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+* ''hataizu hukanoiz (usually lost)''
+* ''nakuzu hunakoiz (usually saw)''
+* ''nakusau hunakoiz (usually thought)''
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+!Future
+|Synthetic nonpast + ''itu''
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+* ''hataiz itu (will lose)''
+* ''nakuz itu (will see)''
+* ''nakusa itu (will think)''
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 |Synthetic past + synthetic past of ''huka''
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+* ''hataizu rotz (just lost)''
+* ''nakuzu rotz (just saw)''
+* ''nakusau rotz (just thought)''
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 |Synthetic nonpast + ''isan''
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+|Hypothetical if-clauses.
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 !Past potential