Contionary:siḍiri

Atlantic

Etymology

Highly suppletive verb with forms provided by different Latin verbs:

• The 1SG and 3SG present indicative forms, all of the non-present indicative tenses, all of the subjunctive ones (except the fïa-stem present), the 2nd person imperatives, and the fuṭur future participle are from the respective forms of sum, esse;
• The 2SG present indicative form is from the 2SG future indicative form eris;
• The plural present indicative forms, the fïa-stem present subjunctive, and the non-second person imperative forms are from the respective forms of fīō, fierī;
• The infinitive and all participles (except fuṭur) are from the respective forms of assideō, assidēre.

Pronunciation

(Standard Atlantic) IPA: [siˈðiri]

Verb

siḍiri irregular (present sungu, perfect fui, past participle sis)

1. (copulative) to be

   Sungu nu civi otrantih.

   I am an Atlantic citizen.

2. to be, exist

   Cinxu, iar sungu.

   I think, therefore I am.

Conjugation

Conjugation of siḍiri (irregular)

Indicative	Singular			Plural
	First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Present	sungu	iaris	ê	fimu	fiṭi	funt
Imperfect	iara	iaros	iaral	iromu	iroṭi	iarant
Perfect	fui	fusti	fuch	fuimu	fusti	ferunt
Pluperfect	fiara	fiaros	fiaral	firomu	firoṭi	fiarant
Past reportative	sis + present tense of siḍiri
Pluperfect reportative	sis + imperfect tense of siḍiri
Future	sissur or fuṭur + present tense of siḍiri
Future perfect	sissur or fuṭur + iṭur + present tense of siḍiri
Subjunctive	Singular			Plural
	First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Present	siu fïa	sis fïos	sil fïal	simu fiomu	siṭi fioṭi	sint fïant
Imperfect	fussi	fussis	fussil	fussimu	fussiṭi	fussint
Future	fiaru	fiaris	fiaril	firimu	firiṭi	fiarint
Imperative	Singular			Plural
	First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Present	—	es	fïal	fiomu	esti	fïant
Non-finite forms	Active			Passive
	Present	Past	Future	Present	Past	Future
Infinitives	siḍiri	sis siḍiri	sissur siḍiri fuṭur siḍiri	—	—	—
Participles	siḍenti	sis	sissur fuṭur	—	—	siḍend

Usage notes

Of the two future participles, sissur is used in a locative sense; fuṭur is used in all other instances.