Kopanic Verb Types
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The distinction of nouns in Kopanic depending on their final consonant
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Verbs in Standard Kopanic can be split into six groups based on the consonant (or lack there of) that they end in. These groupings determine what form suffixes will take when appended to the verbs.
Group One - Common
This group is for any verb that doesn't fit into any of the other groups. This includes any verb that ends in /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, /s/, /z/, /x/, /h/, /w/, /r/, /ɹ/
Infinitive Marker: "-at"
Some examples: xek, fvask, fvej
Group Two - Nasal
This group is for verbs that end in /n/ or /m/
Infinitive marker: "-akt"
Some examples: stum, eldetrn
Group Three - Labialized
This group is for verbs that end in labialized consonants.
Infinitive marker: delabialize final consonant and add "-akam"
Some examples: Wendejndw
Group Four - Tesh Verbs
This group is for verbs ending in post-alveolar fricatives (/ʃ/ and /tʃ/ or /tʒ/)
Infinitive marker - "-ot"
Group Five - "Wet" Verbs
This group is for verbs ending in /ɾ/, /j/, /l/
Infinitive marker - "-at"
Group Six - Vowels
This group is for verbs ending in a vowel
Infinitive marker - "-tam" ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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