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*first consonant voicing for subjunctive mood

*Future/Subjunctive I: future imperfective *Future/Subjunctive II: future perfective

! !! colspan="2" | Imperfect !! colspan="2" | Subjunctive !! colspan="2" | Perfect affirm. !! colspan="2" | Perfect neg. !! colspan=" **Ø: preceding ''i'' becomes ''a'' in the imperfect and lengthened in the subjunctive/jussive - e.g. ''yaahal'' "it is enough" (from ''*yiØahal''), ''ay yiíhal

...ubjunctive !! colspan="4" | Imperfect indicative !! colspan="4"| Imperfect subjunctive !! colspan="4"| Imperative ...ion verbs with an irregular secondary present stem use alternative present subjunctive endings identical to those of the remaining conjugations.

| {{sc|sbjv, sjv}} || [[subjunctive mood]] | {{sc|sjv, sbjv}} || [[subjunctive mood]]

| ''-fta-'' (adhortative)<br>''-nag-'' (subjunctive)<br>''-kanag-'' (conditional)<br>''-khtaa-'' (imperative)<br>''-kamu-'' (ge

! colspan="5" | Subjunctive ...both deal with hypothetical situations, where conditional is dependent on subjunctive. For details refer to: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_mood Gra

*Subjunctive mood (''el mod subjuntivu'') ***Present subjunctive (''el present del subjuntivu'')

!colspan="4" | '''Present subjunctive''' !colspan="4" | '''Imperfect subjunctive'''

* '''subjunctive''' (''milkausire darišam'') - used to express general advices (jussive use ...n the infinitive and most stems becomes ''-im-'' in the present and in the subjunctive. These are:

**'''Present subjunctive:''' Expresses an ongoing hypothetical or counterfactual action/state. It is **'''Future subjunctive:''' Expresses a hypothetical or counterfactual action/state that has not ye

...be', there are no personal inflections, and the indicative also covers the subjunctive and imperative moods. Three common verbs (''esse'', ''habe'' and ''vade'') There are no distinct forms for the imperative and subjunctive moods, except in the case of ''esser'' 'to be'. Present-tense forms normall

*Subjunctive

! Subjunctive ! Subjunctive

...are distinguished. Also almost every verb has a distinct middle voice and subjunctive mood conjugations. This means that there are different ways of conjugating ====Subjunctive mood====

The verb in Tjoc has got six moods: indicative, subjunctive, conditional, imperative, infinitive and participle; various tenses, such a ====Present subjunctive====

...in the 1st and 2nd persons), tense (past and non-past), mood (indicative, subjunctive, and imperative) and voice (active and passive). A number of verbal adjecti

...y stressed [u] as <ú> rather than <ù>. This is an accepted variant for the subjunctive mood, but the Representative Council of the Celinese language dissuades it ...em of Celinese is mixed - some cases (the present and past) and moods (the subjunctive) are inflectional; others (such as the future, conditional and habitual pas

! colspan="3" | Subjunctive

===Subjunctive=== ...nger used in Aarlaansc, it is no more productive. Both present and past of subjunctive are found in crystallized expressions, such as: