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...t, 2nd and 3rd Person), Number (Singular and Plural) and Mood (Indicative, Subjunctive, Conditional, Imperative).

...imperfect, preterite, future, perfect, and pluperfect tenses; indicative, subjunctive, optative and imperative moods; and active and passive voices. There are tw

...t and ''-rov-'' before a vowel. This affix was then repurposed to form the subjunctive/conditional mood, which can be used in any of the three tenses: past, prese * The irrealis mood, which is used to indicate the subjunctive or conditional, can only be used with the basic tenses: past, present, and

*subjunctive: for sequences of tenses ! subjunctive

! !! Indicative !! Subjunctive !! "If" !! "Only if" !! "When" !! "While" !! Conjunctive !! Adverbial !! Re The subjunctive is used like the infinitive and imperative in other languages (e.g. ''stilo

|SUBJUNCTIVE || -e || || -avve || -esai |SUBJUNCTIVE || -e || || -avve || -esai

...eping distinct all four conjugations of Latin in all forms except the past subjunctive. However, it did not develop neither a synthetic future nor a synthetic con ! colspan=5 | Present subjunctive

...st, imperfect, perfect and future. The optative mood has no tenses and the subjunctive is compound, formed by a non-finite verb form and the auxiliary verb. ...s mood|indicative]], [[w:Optative mood|optative]] and [[w:Subjunctive mood|subjunctive]] with optative often replacing the old [[w:Imperative mood|imperative]] in

...neral tenses (present, imperfect, and future) and three moods (indicative, subjunctive, conditional, and imperative) as well as the infinitive, participle, and ge

...an ''yaa''). It also follows the noun but puts the following verb into the subjunctive. The noun also remains in the absolutive case even if it is the subject. '' ...n used with a noun, they always have a final high tone due to being in the subjunctive (see [[#Dependent clauses|Dependent clauses]] for more information).

! Colspan=6 | Subjunctive ! Subjunctive

! Indicative !! Subjunctive !! Indicative !! Subjunctive !! Indicative !! Subjunctive ! Indicative !! Subjunctive !! Indicative !! Subjunctive

! Subjunctive ! Subjunctive

#Subjunctive: -'''''(ë)t(ë)'''''- *The '''subjunctive''' mood is used to express an action or state that is hypothetical or antic

...| Gnomic<br>{{small| (obsolete)}}</br> || Present || Perfect || Present<br>Subjunctive</br> || Imperative | [[w:Past tense|Past tense]] || Aorist || Past || Pluperfect || Past<br>Subjunctive</br> || Hortative<br>{{small| (obsolete)}}</br>

There are four moods in Chiresh: indicative, optative, conditional, and subjunctive. Different verbs determine (or govern) the case of the subsequent nouns, pr

...ndicative (''lis indicativ''), the imperative (''lis imperativ''), and the subjunctive (''lis subjonctiv''). While the rules that determine the correct mood are q ! subjunctive

...moods( indicative , subjunctive, imperative), 9 tenses in indicative, 5 in subjunctive and only 1 in imperative. Nouns differ from adjectives. Adjectives differ f

The subjunctive tenses are no longer productive in modern Brithenig. They only survive in p There are two subjunctive tenses, past and present. The present tense is distinctive that it includes

**In inflexional suffixes; specifically, in the past and subjunctive tenses of verbs, in the second person conjugation of verbs (all tenses), in ...ight"| || '''Indicative''' || '''Subjunctive''' || '''Indicative''' || '''Subjunctive''' ||