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Verb conjugations, affixes, and stuff
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Menu 1. Introduction 2. Auxilliary Verbs 3. Pronominal Affixes 4. Mood/Aspect 5. Tense
[edit] [top]Introduction


Aprosi verbs have several affix and auxilliary slots in this pattern:

Aux Verbs - Pronominal affix - Mood/Aspect - VERB - Tense

[edit] [top]Auxilliary Verbs


Auxilliary verbs serve various functions:

Aux VerbFunctionNotes
neINTERRInterrogative mood (mood)
asks questions
Makes verb into a question
hoqIMPImperative (mood)
command
Makes verb into a command


[edit] [top]Pronominal Affixes


A single affix attached to a verb can take the place of stand-alone Nominative or Nominative and Accusative pronouns.

ACCAccusative (case)
TRANS direct object; patient
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
NOMNominative (case)
TRANS subject, INTR argument
Ø1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.SWind element (gender/class)
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.PUnknown code
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.SWind element (gender/class)
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.PUnknown code
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.SWind element (gender/class)
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.PUnknown code
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.SWind element (gender/class)
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.PUnknown code
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.SWind element (gender/class)
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.PUnknown code
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.SWind element (gender/class)
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.PUnknown code
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.SWind element (gender/class)
q(ə)yqxiq qaesqa
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.PUnknown code
xixxyk xakxa
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.SWind element (gender/class)
gygygl
1First person (person)
speaker, signer, etc; I
.PUnknown code
glygygl
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.SWind element (gender/class)
t(ə)ytxt etes
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.PUnknown code
s(ə)yssq stese
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.SWind element (gender/class)
nininl
2Second person (person)
addressee (you)
.PUnknown code
nlininl
ANAnimate (gender/class)
alive, moving
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.SWind element (gender/class)
d(ə)yddiq edej odoj
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.PUnknown code
jyjjyk jdeje jdojo
INInanimate (gender/class)
for non-living things
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.SWind element (gender/class)
mymyml
3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee
.PUnknown code
mlymyml


[edit] [top]Mood/Aspect


Mood and aspect affixes are merged together. The aspects and moods are as follows:

Aspects
  • Simple (SMPLSimple (class)
    a simple form (cf. compound form, eg. phrasal verb)
    )
  • Inceptive (INCEPInceptive (aspect)
    beginning of an action
    ): Start of verb action/state
  • Cessative (CESCessative (aspect)
    exiting/ending a state
    ): End of verb action/state
  • Continuous (CONTContinuative (tense/aspect)
    continuous or durational action
    ): Continuous or durational verb action/state


Moods
  • Declarative (DECLDeclarative (mood)
    a common realis mood
    )
  • Abilitative (ABILAbilitative (mood)
    expresses ability
    ): Can, able to, could, may, capable of, etc.
  • Necessitative (NCSSNecessitative mood (mood)
    must, have to
    ): Must
  • Suggestive (SUGGSuggestive mood (mood)
    suggestion, 'should', 'ought'
    ): Should, suggestion, hortative ("let's...")
  • Optative (OPTOptative (mood)
    'wish, hope'
    ): Wish, hope, desire


MOOD↓ ASPECT→SMPLSimple (class)
a simple form (cf. compound form, eg. phrasal verb)
INCEPInceptive (aspect)
beginning of an action
CESCessative (aspect)
exiting/ending a state
CONTContinuative (tense/aspect)
continuous or durational action
DECLDeclarative (mood)
a common realis mood
Øbedeor ka
ABILAbilitative (mood)
expresses ability
vybvedvygvə
NCSSNecessitative mood (mood)
must, have to
brydrekru
SUGGSuggestive mood (mood)
suggestion, 'should', 'ought'
sa or zazbizdyska
OPTOptative (mood)
'wish, hope'
jijbəctyckø or jgù




Tense suffixes are added to the end of the verb. Present tense is unmarked.

TenseSuffixNotes
REMRemote past (tense)
'a long time ago'
oq or aqRemote past: before "awakening of people", or before world creation
PASTPast tense (tense)
action occurred before moment of speech
ùx or əxPast tense
PRESPresent tense (tense)
current
ØPresent tense
FUTFuture (tense)
action occurring after the moment of speech
el or ylFuture tense
GNOGnomic (aspect/mood)
common, timeless truths
ano or ønGnomic tense, for "timeless truths"
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