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Optative and propositive moods are made starting from the same stem; these stem use the same terminations as regular (a-type verbs) present for the imperfective aspect and regular aorist for the perfective; propositive mood uses the imperative ones. | Optative and propositive moods are made starting from the same stem; these stem use the same terminations as regular (a-type verbs) present for the imperfective aspect and regular aorist for the perfective; propositive mood uses the imperative ones. | ||
The stem is formed by taking the root and adding '''-ouna-''' after consonants and '''-vūna-''' after vowels. Note that, while adding terminations, a is deleted between a single sonorant and a single non-sonorant consonant (e.g. 1sg propositive causative ''-ounxhiṣam'' < ''-oun-a-xhiṣam'') | The stem is formed by taking the root with vowel lengthening and adding '''-ouna-''' after consonants and '''-vūna-''' after vowels. Note that, while adding terminations, a is deleted between a single sonorant and a single non-sonorant consonant (e.g. 1sg propositive causative ''-ounxhiṣam'' < ''-oun-a-xhiṣam'') | ||
Example (''nāmvake'' “to crush, press”): | Example (''nāmvake'' “to crush, press”): | ||