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'''-ora-''' and '''-ьouš-''' verbs use '''-oreka-''' and '''-ьoušca-''' respectively, without other modifications, but they're often substituted by ''infinitive + daudike'' constructions. In many of the northeastern and northwestern lands of the Inquisition, this analytic construction is used instead of the synthetic desiderative in almost any case. | '''-ora-''' and '''-ьouš-''' verbs use '''-oreka-''' and '''-ьoušca-''' respectively, without other modifications, but they're often substituted by ''infinitive + daudike'' constructions. In many of the northeastern and northwestern lands of the Inquisition, this analytic construction is used instead of the synthetic desiderative in almost any case. | ||
Examples of desiderative mood stems are:
* ''peithake'' “to go (multid.)”, root ''peith-'' → ''pe-peith-s'' → ''pepeits-
'' | Examples of desiderative mood stems are:
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* ''peithake'' “to go (multid.)”, root ''peith-'' → ''pe-peith-s'' → ''pepeits-
'' | |||
* ''lgutake'' “to buy”, root ''lgut-'' → ''nu-lgot-s'' → ''nulgots-'' | * ''lgutake'' “to buy”, root ''lgut-'' → ''nu-lgot-s'' → ''nulgots-'' | ||
* ''khlunāke'' “to search, look for”, root ''khlu-'' → ''ku-khlu-s'' → ''kukhlus-
'' | * ''khlunāke'' “to search, look for”, root ''khlu-'' → ''ku-khlu-s'' → ''kukhlus-
'' | ||
* ''nilyake'' “to think”, root ''nily-'' → ''ni-nely-s'' → ''ninelš-'' | * ''nilyake'' “to think”, root ''nily-'' → ''ni-nely-s'' → ''ninelš-'' | ||
* ''tṛlake'' “to do”, root ''tṛl-'' → ''ta-tarl-s'' > ''tatarelь-'' | |||
* ''valde'' “to open”, root ''vald-'' → ''v-uld-s'' > ''vults-'' | * ''valde'' “to open”, root ''vald-'' → ''v-uld-s'' > ''vults-'' | ||