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====Nominal Tables==== ...ominals can also be combined with demonstratives. For more information and tables of the demonstrative forms, see the section on [[#demonstratives|demonstrat

The future and conditional forms shown in all tables above are more common in formal settings. Usually, in everyday Avendonian,

As indicated in the above tables, the secondary present stem is used in the following cases:

...y ''function''.<ref name="morphophonology"/> Two examples are given in the tables below:

...categories. The colour coding of categories is reflected in the reference tables.

In the tables below all possible transitive verb morphemes belonging to the s3-slot are r

...rs": ''syu soruraolono'', ''sas maolono'' (lit. "pair of chairs", "trio of tables"). The numeral is grammatically a noun ("pair", "trio", "dozen") and is fol

...irs": ''xu soruraolono'', ''sam maolono'' (lit. "pair of chairs", "trio of tables"). The numeral is grammatically a noun ("pair", "trio", "dozen") and is fol

1. tense and aspect (as shown in the verb tables)

...nd they have peculiarities that must be learned and cannot be summed up in tables.

...for tense and mood. Subjects may be omitted, as in Japanese and Korean. In tables below, affixes in parentheses denote non-standard or dialectal forms.

====Declension tables====

The following two tables sum up (most of) the regular changes from Proto-Indo-European to Harākti.

...i'' and ''u'' were lowered to ''e'' and ''o'' (see Medieval Niemish in the tables). These lowered vowels persisted after apocope eliminated the original trig

For detailed tables of each paradigm see [[I_Kronurum_verb_conjugation_paradigms|here]].

...orms such as <em>mimýaħ</em> might be absent by mistake in some inflection tables.</p>

...y additional information not usually found in conventional glosses. These tables typically contain the following:

Transcontinental countries, in the tables below, are listed in all continents where they occupy a part of the ''mainl ...choice of available board games (as well as various card sets and billiard tables) and are the most common places parties are organized in in the Inquisition

...ives from the same ''=de'' clitic as the Ergative, and in most declension tables are thus listed as the Ergative-Genitive case. ...itive derives from the same clitic as the Ergative, and in most declension tables are thus listed as the Ergative-Genitive case. However, there are several a

...Lahob languages#Morphology|Lahob languages § Morphology]] for diachronical tables and comparisons with sister languages.''<br/>