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The Early Old Thean clause-initial auxiliary was inflected for subject agreement, tense, mood, and independent vs. dependent clauses. In subordinate clauses, the auxiliary often cliticized to the subordinating conjunction used. | The Early Old Thean clause-initial auxiliary was inflected for subject agreement, tense, mood, and independent vs. dependent clauses. In subordinate clauses, the auxiliary often cliticized to the subordinating conjunction used. | ||
( | The auxiliary had a zero form for the 1st person present independent. (Cf. Welsh zero for 2sg present) | ||
=== In logograms === | === In logograms === | ||