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Qaylji verbs have three forms: | Qaylji verbs have three forms: | ||
* imperative: ''iṫ!'' 'eat! (sg)', ''iṫiu!'' (pl) | * imperative: إه ''iṫ!'' 'eat! (sg)', إهو ''iṫiu!'' (pl) | ||
* verbnoun: ''iṫe'' (also a number-neutral imperative) | * verbnoun: إهة ''iṫe'' (also a number-neutral imperative) | ||
* passive participle: ''ite'' (only used adjectivally) | * passive participle: إتة ''ite'' (only used adjectivally) | ||
The older imperatives are currently losing ground to the verbnoun-based imperative. | The older imperatives are currently losing ground to the verbnoun-based imperative. | ||
Native -(a)iᵹ̇ verbs have the following forms: | Native -(a)iᵹ̇ verbs have the following forms: | ||
* imperative: ''ceannaiᵹ̇! ceannú!'' 'buy!' | * imperative: كنّى ''ceannaiᵹ̇!'' كنّو ''ceannú!'' 'buy!' | ||
* verbnoun: ''ceannú'' | * verbnoun: كنّو ''ceannú'' | ||
* passive participle: ''ceannaiṫe'' | * passive participle: كنّهة ''ceannaiṫe'' | ||
Arabic verbs are borrowed in their VN forms: | Arabic verbs are borrowed in their VN forms: | ||