Valmoric morphology - Revision history

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Mood

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	* '''Indicative''', the unmarked ("default") mood: "I <u>am</u> happy!"		* '''Indicative''', the unmarked ("default") mood: "I <u>am</u> happy!"
	* '''Imperative''', an irregular mood which can only take the aorist present root: "<u>Be</u> happy!"		* '''Imperative''', an irregular mood which can only take the aorist present root: "<u>Be</u> happy!"
	* '''Subjunctive''', a regular mood with the suffix -nV: "If I <u>were</u> ill, I would die." Generally used with the ~~second~~ aorist.		* '''Subjunctive''', a regular mood with the suffix -nV: "If I <u>were</u> ill, I would die." Generally used with the first aorist.
	* '''Conditional''', a regular mood with the suffix -cV: "If I were ill, I <u>would</u> die." Generally used with the ~~first~~ aorist.		* '''Conditional''', a regular mood with the suffix -cV: "If I were ill, I <u>would</u> die." Generally used with the second aorist.

	=== Voice and valency ===		=== Voice and valency ===

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Personal pronouns

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 === Personal pronouns ===
 === Possessives ===
 === Demonstratives ===

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Inflectional endings

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 === Inflectional endings ===
-==== Person-number-tense ====
+The aspect-tense nouns combine with inflectional endings to create aspect-tense combinations. These are:
 ==== 2nd aorist ====
 === Mood ===
 Valmoric features the following inflectional moods:

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Infinitive

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	=== Nonfinite forms ===		=== Nonfinite forms ===
	==== Infinitive ====		==== Infinitive ====
	The infinitive of the verb is generally the verbal noun (aorist present noun) combined with the ~~prefix~~ -un. It finds more limited use than in English, outwith being the citation form of the verb, as Valmoric uses either the verbal noun or the impersonal form of the verb in many of the places where English would use the infinitive. This occurs, for instance, in complementary clauses:		The infinitive of the verb is generally the verbal noun (aorist present noun) combined with the suffix -un. It finds more limited use than in English, outwith being the citation form of the verb, as Valmoric uses either the verbal noun or the impersonal form of the verb in many of the places where English would use the infinitive. This occurs, for instance, in complementary clauses:

	* "I want to die" would be expressed as "want I dying.ACC" in Valmoric, with "dying" being the verbal noun		* "I want to die" would be expressed as "want I dying.ACC" in Valmoric, with "dying" being the verbal noun

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Definite article

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	* ⟨s⟩ for s, z: as-staurran (the largeness)		* ⟨s⟩ for s, z: as-staurran (the largeness)

	The singular and ~~dual forms of the definite article~~ take the singular form of the noun. If the noun begins in a vowel, it is preceded by:		The singular and plural articles take the singular form of the noun, while the dual article takes the dual form. If the noun begins in a vowel, it is preceded by:
	* ⟨n-⟩ (masculine, feminine) or ⟨ð-⟩ (neuter) if it is dual (save the comparative), or plural genitive, instrumental, ablative, allative or partitive		* ⟨n-⟩ (masculine, feminine) or ⟨ð-⟩ (neuter) if it is dual (save the comparative), or plural genitive, instrumental, ablative, allative or partitive
	* ⟨h-⟩ (all genders) in all other plural cases save the comparative		* ⟨h-⟩ (all genders) in all other plural cases save the comparative

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			This article deals with '''[[Valmoric]] morphology''', giving a more detailed overview with more examples than the morphology section in the main article.

	== Nouns ==		== Nouns ==
	=== Gender ===		=== Gender ===

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Definite article

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 : ''For more detail on deixis and anaphora see [[Valmoric semiotics]].''
 === Definite article ===
 === Personal pronouns ===
 === Possessives ===