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| {{sc|hort}} || [[hortative]],

* Mood: indicative, hypothetical, hortative, imperative ...four causative, to indicate past and non-past indicative, hypothetical and hortative moods. In addition, there is an imperative mood, created from the main verb

In semantically imperative and hortative sentences pitch starts higher than in declarative sentences.

* Hortative mood (HOR)- used to politely encourage someone

negative voice + hortative = abhortative

| ''-uk-''<br />hortative⁴ # hortative (''-uk-''): express plea, insistence, imploring, self-encouragement, intent

| {{sc|hort}} || Hortative particle || heŕan || /ˈhe̞.rɐn/ || particle/preposition || [HORT]+[pers | hortative || heŕan || ˈhe̞.rɐn || “''let’s ...''” || preposition; [{{sc|hor

Independent VSO clauses have hortative or optative meanings:

...or person and number: ''Rótrest fo.'' (You should leave.). It is used as a hortative as well: ''Rótrlast!'' (Let's go!)

*''mi'': hortative particle

*'''Jussive/hortative:''' present subjunctive - e.g. ''<b>Afgange</b>.'' "I '''should leave'''."

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Hortative : "Let us love!" Eventive : "I would probably love you [if...]" as “I pr

...out of this system, in reverse, as it were. For example, the homophony of hortative particle ''iþ'' with the number ''19'' gives rise to a nominal form ''þat

| Hortative ...therefore", or sometimes "we'll see". In some cases it appears to be mild hortative particle, but more often it seems to be an acknowledge that the topic of di

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