Czecklish conjugation: Difference between revisions

==Preverb==

The Czecklish verb paradigm must always contain a preverb. A preverb is an obligatory prefix that carries certain elements, often directional or locative in nature. There are a few however, which are not. Preverbs are not the same as separable verbs; separable verbs have a particle that can be separated from the verb core, and appear with the core as one word. Unlike the separable verb, the preverb cannot be morphologically separated from the verb core, but this not obvious at first glance. The preverb is not directly attached to the verb root, as they are usually separated by a polypersonal prefix and a thematic vowel. When a preverb is added to a verb root, it can completely change the meaning of the verb. In this way, verb roots tend to form “families” based upon their preverb. There are are a total of 12 preverbs:<br />

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