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| Vocative || Oh kuklí || Oh kuklíe | | Vocative || Oh kuklí || Oh kuklíe | ||
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===Verbs=== | |||
Verbs in Grekelin have tense, number and voice inflection. For this reason, they are highly irregular yet they carry much more information than English verbs. Here is the verb "peio" (To create, make) inflected by voice and number: | |||
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|+ Verb inflection in Grekelin | |||
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! !! Singular !! Plural !! Passive (Singular) !! Passive (Plural) | |||
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| 1st person || Peio || Peiomen || Epeiome || Epeiometta | |||
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| 2nd person || Peie || Peiete || Peiose || Epeiosase | |||
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| 3rd person || Peia || Peianda || Peiandande || Epeiandande | |||
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