Contemporary Azkali conjugation: Difference between revisions

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| -(a)zat
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| -(a)tzat
| -(u)tzat
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| -(a)rt
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!Perfective
!Perfective
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aspect
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| -(e)tan
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| -(ei)tan
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| -(u)tuan
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| colspan="2" | -(u)tzun
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| -(u)tzurtz
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| -(a)than
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| -(e)then
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| -(i)thin
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!Imperfective
!Imperfective
aspect
aspect
| -(e)ta
| -(e)ta
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| -(ei)ta
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| -(u)tua
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| colspan="2" | -(u)tzu
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| -(u)turtz
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| -(a)tha
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| -(e)the
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| -(i)thi
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! rowspan="2" |Past
! rowspan="2" |Past

Revision as of 16:04, 27 February 2025

Contemporary Azkali conjugation is more nuanced than Modern Azkali conjugation.

Conjugation

Singular Paucal Plural
1p 2p 3p 1p 2p 3p 1p 2p 3p
Indicative Far past Perfective

aspect

-(a)z -(z)it -(n)it -(a)tz -(u)tz -(a)rtz -(a)thz -(e)thz -(i)thz
Imperfective

aspect

-(a)zat -(z)itat -(a)tzat -(u)tzat -(a)rt -(a)taz -(e)tez -(i)tiz
Past Perfective

aspect

-(n)u -(n)ui -(n)ut -(au)tz -(au)rtaz -(au)that -(au)thatz
Imperfective

aspect

-(n)ut -(n)uit -(n)uit -(n)autz -(au)rtatz -(au)tatz -(au)tartz
Non past
Subjunctive Far past Perfective

aspect

-(e)tan -(ei)tan -(u)tuan -(u)tzun -(u)tzurtz -(a)than -(e)then -(i)thin
Imperfective

aspect

-(e)ta -(ei)ta -(u)tua -(u)tzu -(u)turtz -(a)tha -(e)the -(i)thi
Past Perfective

aspect

-(n)i
Imperfective

aspect

-(e)r
Non past Perfective

aspect

-(e)n
Imperfective

aspect

Imperative Positive -mai
Negative -k