Kjaxono verbs
Due to its complexity and widespread irregularities, unique words to describe unusual concepts in regards to conjugation, and concepts with little if any equivelant in any other natural language, verbs in Kjaxono often pose a mammoth stonewall to learners of the language. This article presupposes familiarity at least with Kjaxono grammar.
Scales and subscales
When talking about Kjaxono, unique terminology is often employed when referring to its verbal system: the two most important are scales and subscales.
Other terminology
Overview
Kjaxono verbs conjugate for the following:
- Person
- Indefinite
- Definite
- Tense
- Past
- Hodiernal
- Present
- Future
- Mood
- Indicative
- Conditional
- Potential
- Hypothetical
- Imperative
- Hard
- Soft
- Evidentiality
- Direct
- Reportative
- Assumptive
- Voice
- Active
- Middle
- Passive
- Aspect
- Perfective
- Momentane
- Prospective
- Imperfective
- Progressive
- Stative
- Gnomic
Person marking in verbs can also specify the nature of definiteness in the pronoun. This feature - sometimes termed verbal personal definiteness - has little if any equivelance in any other natural language.