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: '''''Ma''' yush leg'abarm.'' | : '''''Ma''' yush leg'abarm.'' | ||
: "Shut the windows." | : "Shut the windows." | ||
While ''m'u'' | While ''m'u'' [mu] is used with the copula, as in: | ||
: '''''M'u''' lan!'' | : '''''M'u''' lan!'' | ||
: "Be good!" | : "Be good!" | ||
The negative imperative mood is, in contrast, heavily irregular and dependent on dialect; see [[#Negative imperative|§ Negative imperative]]. | The negative imperative mood is, in contrast, heavily irregular and dependent on dialect; see [[#Negative imperative|§ Negative imperative]]. | ||
====Passive/active voice==== | ====Passive/active voice==== | ||
In Izhkut, the active voice is uninflected whereas the passive voice is indicated by a proceeding ''zre'' particle. For example: | In Izhkut, the active voice is uninflected whereas the passive voice is indicated by a proceeding ''zre'' particle. For example: | ||