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Four mood suffixes can be applied to indicative verbs: subjunctive ''-кьи'', conditional ''-ссә'', counterfactual ''-(й)ә̄й'', and a

...c root with the -yā-～-im- alternation in the present indicative and in the subjunctive:

''Jas'' is an exception as its imperative is ''si!'' (the same form as subjunctive 1sg). ...from an analogical form *essūtum. It is the only verb to have a synthetic subjunctive (which is used as auxiliary for the subjunctives of all other verbs).

| Subjunctive | Future subjunctive

...rtain auxiliary verbs to show aspect, and one of two moods: indicative and subjunctive. Verbs also have both a past and a present participle, and inflect for acti

| Subjunctive or hypothetical conjunction.<br />

| Subjunctive/ Conditional {{sc|subj/cond}} || -l- || The conditional form is formed with | Voice: indicative vs. interrogative vs. negative vs. subjunctive/conditional vs. potential/optative

...both the transitive and intransitive subjects are treated in the same way. Subjunctive forms also used to show the accusative system, but it fully changed to the

*the [[#Subjunctive|subjunctive]] in [[#Reported speech|reported speech]] in contrary to fact [[#Conditiona ====Subjunctive====

| style="text-align: center;" | Subjunctive | '''Subjunctive'''

| ''-oir-''<br />subjunctive¹⁴ # subjunctive (''-oir-''):

...on and number. They inflect for the present tense, past tense, imperative, subjunctive, and indicative mode. # An older, mostly obsolete subjunctive mood, formed by adding '''-e''' to the stem of the verb, is used idiomatica

...tion ''(2SG) nali ṭvirute'', better translated as "if I were you" (needs a subjunctive verb): ...nali ṭvirute''. — if I were you, I'd buy the other one. (note imperfective subjunctive)

...e)<br>''-mappa-'' (cohortative)<br>''-tya-'' (interrogative)<br>''-nai-'' (subjunctive)<br>''-kai-'' (conditional)<br>''-kka-'' (imperative)<br>''-sma-'' (generic

...ing to four moods: the indicative, the imperative, the conditional and the subjunctive.

|Subjunctive

...e=2007-12-13}}</ref> as the first-person singular, third-person plural and subjunctive form of ''esser'', the verb 'to be') that Occidental had never even conside The [[subjunctive mood|subjunctive]] does not exist in Interlingue: '''yo vole que tu ama''' (I want you to lo

#The future forms are also used as present subjunctive/jussive.

! colspan="6" align="center" |Optative, Subjunctive, Jussive ! colspan="6" align="center" |Optative, Subjunctive, Jussive

...position instead and also with the ''w-'' prefix). It also can express the subjunctive and optative, but is rarely used for that purpose, usually together with a