- (to be), करना karnā (to do), and मरना marnā (to die) in
their aspectual infintive forms using different co****s. Some
translations are approximate, and...
- iprus- (preterite) ǎknəf (aorist) -dbil- (past) mot (perfective) kôt (
infintive) iparras- (present) əknǎf (perfective) -i:-dbil- (aorist) mwaát (imperfective)...
-
Auxiliary verb:
avoir (partir uses être)
Verbs of the
third group have
infintive endings - 1st section: -ir, with the
present participle ending in -ant...
- honā (to be)
gives subaspectual forms for the
habitual aspect in
their infintive formː
Standard English has two
habitual aspectual forms in the past tense...
- to Germans, but is archaic. The root löschen
replaced the
vowel of the
infintive with 'ö' (œ-ɔ-ɔ). The root
schallen can be
declined with a
strong past...
- It
shifts to k in many
clusters in
certain words:
krzest (chrzest).
Infintives ending in -ść, -źć are
usually simplified to -ś, -ź. sz is
often realized...
- Preterite-present verb
corpus Preterite-present
corpus Infintive Participle Indicative Optative Imperative Present Past
Present Past
Present Past class...
- ****ure
imperative — The ****ure
imperative for tum is the same as the
infintive form. All ****ure
imperative forms of tum are regular.
Formal pronoun (āp)ː...
- cluster:
kwila (chwila), and the
cluster kt-
shifts to ft-: fto (kto).
Infintives ending in -ść, -źć are
usually simplified to -ś, -ź. s may
geminate in...
-
singular imperative, the
present active participle, and in the 3rd and 4th
infintives: The
verbs seissa ("to stand") and
haissa ("to smell") are conjugated...
