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The condition is always in base subjunctive while the tempus can be any but causum, historal causum, consequentum or fu ...usum-indicative for the condition but the result is in hypothetical initio subjunctive.

| rowspan=4 | Subjunctive | rowspan=4 | Subjunctive

μελλισεμος; refresh, improve, ameliorate: subjunctive active present imperfective second person plural φύθτε; grow: subjunctive active present imperfective third person singular

!'''Subjunctive''' !'''Subjunctive'''

*w-subjunctive lost

|Subjunctive | colspan="8" style="text-align:center;" | '''Subjunctive Mood'''

Conjunctive/Subjunctive: * Affirmative Conjunctive/Subjunctive: {{cop|ⲉⲛⲧⲁⲥⲱⲧⲉⲙ}} (''entasōtem'', "So I hear/I must hea

* MClo ''ub'' 'subjunctive; narrative past' → -ib in tinib, -mab from -ium-ub

...ctive forms. Should they exist? Some use ''mag,'' from Afrikaans, to mark "subjunctive situations."

! present subjunctive ! past subjunctive

===Present subjunctive=== ===Past subjunctive===

SUBJ refers to something which I gloss as Subjunctive even though it is not quite like that. This text only contains meshi (gloss SUBJ: subjunctive (see above)

===Subjunctive=== Subjunctive expresses {{lg|Irrealis|irrealis}}

! present subjunctive ! present subjunctive

...ave ''am'' and ''at'' respectively. Note that they still use ''as'' in the subjunctive: * Subjunctive: ''Al fać pi ca ti s'arcordet ad fàigl.'' "I do it, so that you remember

! rowspan="4;" | Subjunctive

...person, number, [[w:animacy|animacy]], tense, and the [[w:subjunctive mood|subjunctive]] mood. It had two consonants, transcribed ''*l₁'' and ''*l<sub> ====Subjunctive====

'''Subjunctive''' - Notice the frontal vowel, inter-L of the verb but also the vowel chang

Kaläämi verbs have 2 moods(Indicative and Conditional) and 4 compound moods(Subjunctive, Imperative-Jussive, Hypothetical and Potential), and the verbs change by p ==== Subjunctive ====

! colspan="2"| {{sc|subjunctive}} ! colspan="2"| {{sc|subjunctive}}

! scope="col"|Subjunctive ! scope="col"|Subjunctive

#A 4-tense system of past, present, future and imperative/subjunctive.

! present subjunctive ! past subjunctive

====Subjunctive==== The subjunctive is used for statements contrary to fact. It can be formed from the indicati

...ugated for two tenses (present and past), two finite moods (indicative and subjunctive), and have both present and past infinitives and participles. In addition, ! Subjunctive

*Subjunctive ***Present subjunctive of ''aire'' + participle

...e -n from the infinitive), the past stem and the past participle. The past subjunctive always uses the past participle stem. ! past subjunctive

...an agree for animacy or locative type. The optative covers a wide range of subjunctive-like uses. The particle ''tʼíʔ'' may be used to subordinate clauses.

! !! colspan="2" | Present Affirmative !! colspan="2" | Present Subjunctive !! colspan="2" | Past Affirmative !! colspan="2" | Past Negative !! colspan ! !! colspan="2" | Present Affirmative !! colspan="2" | Present Subjunctive !! colspan="2" | Past Affirmative !! colspan="2" | Past Negative !! colspan

*The subjunctive can imply a sense of subjectivity, obligation, hope, or speculation.

! Subjunctive (PAz irrealis + *wekw-)

...n looking at the number of Deontic and Epistemic Moods. The Imperative and Subjunctive are used primarily by men, while the Jussive and Optative are used mostly b '''Subjunctive Mood'''<br />

...erative); four in the indicative, one in the conditional, and three in the subjunctive. Aside from that, there are several tenses formed periphrastically. ...: 80px;" | Person &<br>number !! colspan="4" | Indicative !! colspan="3" | Subjunctive !! Conditional !! rowspan="2" style="width: 80px;" | Imperative

| SUBJ || Subjunctive mood

! rowspan="2" |Subjunctive ...dicative Present (Root 1*)'', '''1st Person Indicative Past (Root 2)''', ''Subjunctive Past Singular (Root 2*)''

...ase and the formation of the future and the alternation of infinitive with subjunctive constructions.

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

...although in practice only 5 are used in everyday speech), 4 moods (simple, subjunctive, conditional, and imperative), and 6 tenses (present, present progressive,

*''-ub'' = narrative past and subjunctive

Conjugated verbs are marked for one of three moods (Indicative, Subjunctive and Imperative) and two tenses (Past and Present). They also have an infini ! rowspan="4;" | Subjunctive

;Subjunctive/Volitive ({{sc|sbjv}} / {{sc|vol}}) ...d to happen or have happened. In non-future constructions it expresses the subjunctive mood, while in future constructions it expresses the volitive mood.

* Subjunctive ! Subjunctive

There is no inflection for a [[subjunctive mood|subjunctive]] or volitive. In expressions of desire etc., the present tense is used e.g

The irrealis tenses are: subjunctive, optative, imperfective imperative, and aorist imperative.

====Subjunctive Mood==== The subjunctive mood in Sukkista Isiat is used to speak of something possible but not concr

====Present subjunctive==== The present subjunctive is formed by removing ''-o'' from the 1S present indicative and adding the

Conditional, Subjunctive : neutral, habitual. Also, they express a present tense by default. The two other moods of TolsianR are subjunctive and conditional. Subjunctive is used for instance in dependent clauses whose main clause's verb expresse

====='''Simple tenses (subjunctive)'''===== |+ Simple subjunctive tenses (regular ''-ar'' verbs)

jénachtь = almost (used with past subjunctive verbs); etymologically 'without care', i.e. if one weren't careful, X would

The Present Indicative (or just 'the present' because I don't yet have any subjunctive forms) makes only the distinction between a singular subject or a plural on

...participles (present and past AKA gerund and preterite), present and past subjunctive, supine ("full" and "subordinate"), imperative. ! colspan="2" scope="col" style="width: 150px; text-align: center; "|Subjunctive

...l genitive case which survived in the written language) and the use of the subjunctive mood declined. Several vowels shifted during this period, especially the lo ...al and irregular. Shoundavish also distinguishes three moods : indicative, subjunctive and imperative.

...is. Mood is constructed via periphrasis for moods that are not indicative, subjunctive, or imperative, with one of several modal verbs. Voice is distinguished mor * Three moods (indicative, subjunctive, imperative)

...ive present is used for events that can happen now or in the future, while subjunctive past is used for events that will not occure, but could have happened under | Subjunctive Present

...those the last three are formed periphrastically. The conditional and the subjunctive both have two tenses: present and preterite; and the preterite tenses are a ! rowspan="2" | Subjunctive !! Present

...e verbs conjugate for first person singular, perfective, imperfective, and subjunctive. Many other verbs are derived from serial verb constructions and noun incor

...what they are: aspects and moods. The Continuous, the Perfective, and the Subjunctive are available in most verbs. What makes it more confusing is that two verb ==== Subjunctive ====

...!! colspan="3" | Indicative !! colspan="3" | Subjunctive !! rowspan="3" | Imperative ...!! colspan="2" | Indicative !! rowspan="2" | Imperative !! rowspan="2" | Subjunctive !! rowspan="2" | Passive

The past stem was also used to form the past subjunctive with a connector vowel *''-i-''<!-- (which becomes ''-ī-'' in the case of ...d irregular presents. This affected the present tense (both indicative and subjunctive), present participle, infinitive, and imperative. There were three types of

With the subjunctive in the clause introduced after ''kī'', the conjunction expresses purpose o ...is called a circumstantial clause, and ''kī'' is followed by a verb in the subjunctive.

...he same, except the inactive verbs lack the imperative and have a separate subjunctive form, derived from the indicative of the PIE perfective verbs. Here is the ! Subjunctive

Strong tenses include the present or aorist, the past, the imperative and a subjunctive. The last two being voices rather than "tenses", but being historically gro | C₁'''a'''V₁C₂...-'''i''' || Subjunctive || t'''a'''ulv'''i''' || ''may think''

...he present was often used to demonstrate a future aspect. Furthermore, the subjunctive in the past would often be used for present imperfect. In Old English there ! Indicative !! Subjunctive !! Imperative

! past imperfective; past subjunctive ! present subjunctive

...terrogative pronouns can create subordinate clauses as well, utilizing the subjunctive mood. ...fect, perfect, and conditional. Of these tenses, there are only two in the subjunctive: present, imperfect. All of the tenses can be combined with forms of ''habe

* The '''Subjunctive''' mood indicates imaginary or hypothetical actions, conveys opinions or em In both the indicative and subjunctive moods for the gnomic tenses, the final '''-a''' is replaced with '''-i'''.

...all persons in the [[plural]] (as well as the preterite [[Subjunctive mood|subjunctive]]). Strong verbs also exhibit [[I-mutation#I-mutation in Old Auregan|i-muta | style="background:#efefef;" rowspan="2"|'''Present subjunctive'''

! rowspan="2" | subjunctive ! rowspan="2" | subjunctive

...present, and future), 2 voices (active and passive), 3 moods (indicative, subjunctive, and imperative), person, number, and gender. Periphrastic constructions or

...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

*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:

...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''' ||

..., ''ri-'' (past continuous -ing), ''ngi-'' (conditional, would), ''nge-'' (subjunctive, may), and a perfect in ''lo-''. Simple present is not marked. ''U-'' forms

* '''Subjunctive''', a regular mood with the suffix -nV: "If I <u>were</u> ill, I would die.

...being used to distinguish subjects and objects, indicative and conditional/subjunctive clauses, regular and comparative/superlative adjectives, and independent an

| Future subjunctive || Infinitive + keré || ''ki bu falá keré'' "that you will speak" || ..." + infinitive is used to form the future. In order to express a desire, a subjunctive phrase is used. For example:

*The present subjunctive only survives in 3rd person imperatives. ...e' and ''żenie'' 'would'. Modal verbs often use the past form for the past subjunctive.

! rowspan="2" |Subjunctive

...s as suffixed definite articles and deriving the future tense from present subjunctive. There is also considerable influence from languages such as [[w:Turkish_la The Gothic subjunctive mood has been repurposed into two set of dependent verb forms (perfective a

...and future perfect may be expressed analytically, by using the perfective subjunctive plus ''lā'' (with) and the past or future tense of ''jalle'' (to be). ...ions. The first of them consists in using it together with an imperfective subjunctive verb and a form of ''jalle'' in one of the non-perfective tenses in order t

** ''sıje'' (I must see, Jussive) « ''sïeje'' (I see, Subjunctive) « ''sieje'' (I see, Indicative) ...aspects are shown by using particles. The 7 moods include the indicative, subjunctive, imperative, jussive, passive, inferential and conditional. The five person

...g as ''łôli a...'' (łôli, translatable as "if", being a relic of the Ivugi subjunctive of "to be"); the other clause is introduced with ''fã a'' (then, literally

! Pronoun !! Presens !! Past !! Subjunctive Presens

...ttal stop or reduplicated initial consonant (unless risk of confusion with subjunctive): ''Ai(v)eva(v)oi.'' (I illuminated it.) '''Subjunctive''' is formed through initial left-to-right reduplication and with second ap

* ino = target; scope; targeted action; aim; considered action; subjunctive mood

...nederlandsk verbs have four moods: indicative, imperative, conditional and subjunctive. As with most inflected languages, the verb governs the case of the subsequ The conditional mood is formed by placing the subjunctive form of ''skylla'', "shall" in front of the infinitive. Thus,

...with the circumfix ከ-ም ''kä-m'' in main clauses, the prefix ከ- ''kä-'' for subjunctive verbs, and the post-subject prefix -ሲ- ''-si-'' for relative verbs and de *ን- ''nï-'' (with subjunctive): "that" - e.g. ንኜዴ ''nïnyeddé'' "that I walk"

'''Subjunctive''' The subjunctive mood has many different facets. For now, we will talk about wants/wishes.

...e verbs are formed with ''faremi'' between this particle and the verb. The subjunctive is formed with ''mire'' before the pronoun. The negative ''do'' only appear

| ''lǫ'' || - || Subjunctive || ''lǫtcég kleg lǫtcók mélem.'' It is important that you go. | ''naglǫ'' || Future subjunctive || ''lǫtcég kleg naglǫtcók mélem.'' It is important that you would go.

...conditional mood corresponds mostly to "would" or "should" or to the past subjunctive in English. The potential mood describes things that might possibly happen,

! colspan="2;" | Subjunctive

*Subjunctive (after preverbs): also IMPERATIVE

...comprising ''factual&#8209;intentional modality'' (indicative, imperative, subjunctive, conditional, or optative), ''syntactic modality'' (declarative, interrogat ! Subjunctive

...>CIS</small>), meaning "before", also introducing subordinate clauses with subjunctive. ...arba'', sg. ''viarb'') generally have six moods: three finite (indicative, subjunctive, imperative) and three non-finite ones (infinitive, participle, gerundive).

...y corresponds to English ''let'', ''may'', ''shall'' or ''should'', or the subjunctive in certain contexts. The third mood, reputative, is used to convey the mean Since Proto-Indo-European has not yet evolved the traditional suffixes for subjunctive and optative by the time of the language split (Middle PIE), the language l

Remarkably, they are derived from the standard ''subjunctive'' personal markers of Old Norse, which were also applied to weak verbs in t

*Subjunctive mood is often also used for future marking.

Indicative and conjunctive/subjunctive have merged, but the latter is still formed syntactically by fronting the v

* Subjunctive: ''me'' + IND for 1st and 2nd person, but ''mi'' + IND for 3rd person *'''Subjunctive''' (potential), which is used to express possibility as well as in some dep

* reduction in verb conjugation, with almost total loss of the subjunctive, plus analogical levelling of inflexions ...to form Present and Past Continuous tenses and, less commonly, Future and Subjunctive Past tenses for regular verbs.

The passive has a tentative subjunctive/future form which is formed by adding ''-d'' to the singular endings and ''

...nction, a 1/2/3 form-distinction, a non-past/past tense-distinction, and a subjunctive/indicative mood-distinction. Regarding the form-distinction in particular,

...nction, a 1/2/3 form-distinction, a non-past/past tense-distinction, and a subjunctive/indicative mood-distinction. Regarding the form-distinction in particular,

| ''fa-'' (polite imperative)<br>''nang-'' (subjunctive)<br>''kan-'' (conditional)<br>''khă-'' (imperative)

jex subjunctive

! Subjunctive endings<br/>(subj. and imperative) The imperative uses the same stem as the present, but with the subjunctive/imperative endings, except for the second person singular which has no endi

*Subjunctive mood is often also used for future marking.

* '''subjunctive '''- used to express general advices (jussive use), purpose (supine use), a First person singular imperatives (which derive from PCT subjunctive endings) describe a strong obligation. Second person singular imperatives i

...al form of ''najalle'' (to happen). Sentence-final, requires a verb in the subjunctive mood, e.g. ''yahatite najelai'' "maybe I'll read it". * '''tatta''' — despite, even though; requires a noun in the essive case or a subjunctive verb (e.g. ''gu talunīs ša tatta dadrā'' "even though you didn't come, i

*The past subjunctive of verbs is umlauted except for the 3rd person singular, which never is. In ...nt. There are further classifications of preterit-present, aorist-present, subjunctive-present, and anomalous, and many of them overlap with the simplistic “str

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).

...he imperfective subjunctive) and with the perfect stem (for the perfective subjunctive). ! Subjunctive

| Subjunctive | Future subjunctive

| 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

=====Present subjunctive===== ...es]] of the present to express opinion, possibility, desire, or doubt. The Subjunctive is almost always preceded by the ''common relative particle''.

...corresponds to compounds with certain verbs. There is no equivalent to the subjunctive mood, as subordinate clauses are irreal (i.e. not necessarily real) by defa

...he [[Imperative mood|imperative]] (''pare!'' 'appear!'), and there is no [[subjunctive]].<ref name="gode1955"/> Three common verbs usually take short forms in the

** ''ră'' functions somewhat like a subjunctive or modal particle, introducing a sense of uncertainty to the verb. It can b

The conditional uses the suffix ''-ð''. It continues the Old Scellan past subjunctive.

...dicative, conditional and imperative, unlike English or French there is no subjunctive mood.

...ive aspect, it it used to mark actions that could happen, but never did (''subjunctive''). On the other hand, when it is used with verbs in the prospective aspect

...ive aspect, it it used to mark actions that could happen, but never did (''subjunctive''). On the other hand, when it is used with verbs in the prospective aspect

When modifying a non-subject argument, the verb occurs in the subjunctive and conjugates according to the subject - e.g. ''ka <b>yarkoono</b> ka nama

...the moods are called "realis" and "irrealis" rather than "indicative" and "subjunctive," which arguably is what they actually are since they are mediated by infle