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The infinitive of purpose ({{sc|prps}}) is formed by adding ''-áyim'' to the root. This form is used in conjunction with verbs of motion to indicate purpose. | The infinitive of purpose ({{sc|prps}}) is formed by adding ''-áyim'' to the root. This form is used in conjunction with verbs of motion to indicate purpose. | ||
:''zirakáyim azfârún êbuyâkhrôm'' ‘I travel to the fortress to explore’ | :''zirakáyim azfârún êbuyâkhrôm'' ‘I travel to the fortress to explore’ | ||
Finally, there is a kind of participle, the verbal adverb, which denotes an ongoing action of the verb. It is formed by suffixing ''-šku''. | |||
:''azalušku'' (‘away-dwindling’) from '''√LUH-''' (‘diminish’). | |||
===Nominal morphology=== | ===Nominal morphology=== | ||
====Nouns==== | ====Nouns==== | ||