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...class'' of the verb, which indicates the vowel used in person-number-tense/aspect conjugation ([[#Thematic anaptyxis|→Thematic anaptyxis]]). Because the ...onjugate by apophony to express voice, and by suffixation to express tense-aspect. Verbs do not conjugate for mood, which is instead expressed through modal

*łiðúþ = grammar (Classical Wdm. 'instruction') * lloþol = finite (of a verb); lit. initial (this is because of Tigol grammar which required verb-initial syntax)

=Grammar= Verbal roots are marked for tense, aspect and subject (animacy, gender, number and person). Mood is marked through po

...tige language, forming the superstrate. Most of Seggeynni's vocabulary and grammar come from Kämpya. On the other hand, Kämpya speakers intermarried extensi Many verbs have completely different meanings when their aspect changes from atelic to telic. For example:

|Aspect = no ...avily of Irish Gaelic influence for spelling, phonetics and to some degree grammar, Cwengâr serves as a Bythronic equivalent, drawing heavily on Welsh and Br

==Grammar== ...y, the singular pronoun came to mark both antipassive voice and perfective aspect.

| Aspect = No ==Grammar==

|[[w:Object_(grammar)#Types|IO.Pl]]-entertain-[[w:Abstract and concrete|ABST]]-[[w:Transitive ve | begin ([[w:Inchoative aspect|inchoative]])

...n a priori, possibly non-terrestrial language whose phonology, morphology, grammar, and really whose entire weltanschauung is inextricably tied to sets of thr ====Aspect====

...end in a vowel, but a few feminine nouns were considered to have a neuter aspect (fish being among these) and so would end in ''n'' resulting in the need fo ...the subjunctive mood in the present was often used to demonstrate a future aspect. Furthermore, the subjunctive in the past would often be used for present i

...umlauted vowels &lt;ä ï ö ü ÿ&gt; for the purposes of this dictionary and grammar only) changes to a clear or a dark realization matching the harmony class o <h1>Grammar</h1>

...ity is that pagan connotations might be "true", but not the most important aspect of something. == Grammar ==

All the vocabulary (including grammar) comes, through sortition, from the sky, hence the name Daman (or taman) "f == Grammar / kiwon nije ==

...n event, a state, or a change in state. It is heavily conjugated to tense, aspect and mood. There exists two grammatical classes of verbs, namely t-class and ====Aspect====

...sentially dead. Harākti is more constructive and follows both phonetic and grammar rules a bit more precisely. The language area was shifted too. Thaṣṙiv� ==Grammar==

<span style="color:red;">'''Update update (27/8/2019): A brand new grammar sketch is currently in the works. Soon after that gets written, I plan for Like the lexicon and grammar, the Wistanian script has been redesigned multiple times - three, to be exa

...intonation to quite an extent in morphology, though it is rarely found in grammar(e.g. particles, noun declension suffixes, verb conjugations) and even less ...njugation, and thus require a pronoun preceding the verb to understand the aspect of the verb. Most weak verbs are verbs relating to everyday things, e.g. ''

...to French liaison and is called such by linguists studying Oscanez. In the grammar it is called ''Yajón'', a cognate of English and French "liaison". = Grammar =

...the Moran culture and language and was the first to do a research on Moran grammar. | <small>aspect</small>

* omo = similar; same in some aspect * GRAMMAR: