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'''Strong verbs''' are verbs that conjugate by changing their stem vowel alongside annexing a conjugation suffix. This kind of vowel change is usually called '''''ablaut''''' and in this case it's a PIE or '''Proto-Indo-European ablaut'''. But unlike its IRL relatives, Skylandic doesn't classify strong verbs based on its etymological root's spelling, but on the verbs' current spelling themselves. Also, instead of having all seven classes, Skylandic now only has five (5) strong verb classes.<br><br>
'''Strong verbs''' are verbs that conjugate by changing their stem vowel alongside annexing a conjugation suffix. This kind of vowel change is usually called '''''ablaut''''' and in this case it's a PIE or '''Proto-Indo-European ablaut'''. But unlike its IRL relatives, Skylandic doesn't classify strong verbs based on its etymological root's spelling, but on the verbs' current spelling themselves. Also, instead of having all seven classes, Skylandic now only has five (5) strong verb classes.<br><br>


'''Class 1.''' These are verbs that contain the stem vowel '''-ei-''' [ɛ]. most of these verbs evolved from PGmc verbs that has the stem vowel *ī. Their vowel changes are as follows.
'''Class 1.''' These are verbs that contain the stem vowel '''-ei-''' [ɛ]. Most of these verbs evolved from PGmc verbs that has the stem vowel *ī. Their vowel changes are as follows.
[[File:Class 1.png|frameless|none]]
[[File:Class 1.png|frameless|none]]
'''Class 2.''' These are verbs that contain the stem vowel digraph '''-eu-''' [ø]. These verbs evolved from PGmc verbs that have the diphthong *eu or an *au that has undergone an umlaut.
[[File:Class 2.png|frameless|none]]
'''Class 3.''' These are verbs that contain the stem vowel '''-e-''' or '''-i-''' followed by a consonant cluster or a double consonant. Sometimes, these consonant clusters are reduced to a single consonant and their previous presence is now just signaled by a circumplex diacritic (ê î) before the remaining consonant of the stem. This diacritic is carried onto the verb's conjugations.<br><br>
EXAMPLE A.
[[File:Class 3a.png|frameless|none]]
EXAMPLE B.
[[File:Class 3b.png|frameless|none]]




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