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|ietf = avr-vi-vrs | |ietf = avr-vi-vrs | ||
|iso2 = vrs | |iso2 = vrs | ||
|pronunciation_key = IPA for Vairish | |||
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====Moods==== | ====Moods==== | ||
Vairish verbs can inflect for | Vairish verbs can inflect for 7 moods, which are the following : | ||
; Indicative | ; Indicative | ||
: The indicative is the default, unmarked mood of verbs. It is used to indicate that the action is a statement for the speaker. | |||
; Optative | ; Optative | ||
: The optative can be used to indicate wishes or hopes. It can also be used to indicate that the action is encouraged. | |||
; Imprecative | ; Imprecative | ||
; | : The imprecative can be used to indicate misfortune upon another person/thing. It can also be used to indicate that the action is discouraged. | ||
; Imperative | |||
: The imperative is used to create commands/requests. More rarely, it could also be used to indicate that the action is a requirement. | |||
; Hypothetical | ; Hypothetical | ||
: The hypothetical mood is used to indicate that an action could have happened, but didn't. It is only used in the Non-Future tense. | |||
; Deductive | |||
: The deductive mood is used to indicate that the statement was deducted from another source, and wasn't known beforehand. | |||
; Inferential | |||
: The inferential mood is used to report a non-witnessed action without confirming it. | |||
[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
[[Category:Vairish]] | [[Category:Vairish]] | ||