Contionary:sire

Avendonian

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *h₁es- (“to be, exist”), suppleted with Proto-Germanic *wesaną (“to be”) and *beuną (“to be, exist, become”). Imperfect forms from Latin sum.

Verb

1. to be

Conjugation

Conjugation of sire
infinitive			sire
active participle			vesanti
passive participle		singular	sito
		plural	siti
person		first singular eo	second singular tu	third singular e, si, et	first plural vi	second plural i	third plural si
indicative	present	bi	bis	bi	bimos	bites	bin
	perfect	va	vas	va	vamos	vates	van
	imperfect	era	eras	era	eramos	erates	eran
	synthethic future	sirabo	sirabes	sirabe	sirabemos	sirabetes	siraben
	common future	verdo sire	verdas sire	verda sire	verdamos sire	verdates sire	verdan sire
	synthethic conditional	siraba	sirabas	siraba	sirabamos	sirabates	siraban
	common conditional	varde sire	vardasti sire	vardo sire	vardamos sire	vardastes sire	vardaron sire
subjunctive	present	si	sis	si	simos	sites	sin
	perfect	vari	varis	vari	varimos	varites	varin
imperative			bi			bin