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! tense || ''ek'' || ''þū'' || ''ir/sī/it'' || ''wīr'' || ''jūr'' || ''ija'' ! tense || ''ek'' || ''þū'' || ''ir/sī/it'' || ''wīr'' || ''jūr'' || ''ija''

(''Moshurian'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /ek/

#: {{qhkcs|𒅗𒀪𒉺 𒌨𒌆𒀀𒀭 𒉡 𒂊𒀟𒌋𒌦|ka-ah-pa ''UR.GI₇''-a-an nu e-ek-u-un}}

| '''sarhge-ek-u-ne''' | '''shtoim̌-ek-ne'''

#: {{qhkcs|𒂼𒀸 𒇷𒀟𒋾 𒄩𒀀𒊏𒀀𒀭| ''AMA''-as le-ek-ti ha-a-ra-a-an}}

|'''z'''ek

| morphemes = iyyat-mar-kar-išp-inta-saxt-nusk-huslap-allut-sakšar-ek-ar-un-dūr-kilwāš

...erm|앗}} || {{term|앙}} || {{term|'ak}} || || {{term|'eng}} || {{term|'ek}} || || {{term|'ing}} || {{term|'ik}} || {{term|'ou}} || {{term|'ont}}

...minutive ''-ek'', and the ''-dêsht'' in powers of ten are never stressed(''ek'''u'''nor'', ''il'''a'''dil'', '''''ê'''ndel'', ''h'''e'''dêsht'', ''k'''

|sa'''j'''ek

** ''ʔr<H>ek'': to tell

| morphemes = saxt-massap-šuhap-x-ar-an-mā ruwwas-xunde-ek-ar-un

''Dut-han-ktah-ar-u, ittah-yam-ek-an,''<br/>

...); compare Sanskrit अहम् (aham), Ancient Greek: ἐγώ (egṓ), Proto-Germanic *ek. The initial "a" instead of "e" in modern Pomorian language is the result o

| → {{ash|*ek}} → e(g), iq- {{ash|/e(k(ˣ))/}} (direct object) | {{ash|*kaɰe ek te daɰ}}

|colspan=4| '''''Ʌ̌af ek fleki furu<ref>NB: The alienable possessive is used here, which means that ! [[Contionary: ʌ̌af#Ashian|Ʌ̌af]] [[Contionary: ek#Ashian|ek]] [[Contionary: flek#Ashian|flek-i]] [[Contionary: furi#Ashian|fur-u]]

* *ek^hai 'niño' * *ak^hek^h 'vomitar'

::''Ek finnu flaskurni auk afnemu hit hliðurni.'' ...), interjections (''á'' "oh"), numerals (''tveir'' "two"), and pronouns (''ek'' "I"). There are also several grammatical particles which must generally p

| Sé/Seik||Set/Si'ek||Sét/Se'ek

...[[Adi Adi]], while others believing it may be OSV, citing [[Ingwen]], [[Ke'ek]] and [[Proto-Inian]].