Triparic Verbs: Difference between revisions

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Present and Past Tense

The present tense of regular Triparic verbs is formed by adding the personal endings directly to the stem.

The past tense is formed by adding -d- after the stem and before the personal ending. For stems ending in -d or -t, an -e- is inserted first: ego brødete "I embroidered".

Person	Present	Past
lesen "to read"
ego	les-e	les-d-e
ðŏ	les-est	les-d-est
ex	les-et	les-d-et
wå	les-am	les-d-am
vø	les-asch	les-d-asch
enge	les-ent	les-d-ent

Irregular Verbs

esen, "to be"
Person	Present	Past
ego	son	var
ðŏ	yrt	vast
ex	ist	vat
wå	sam	vam
vø	sasch	vasch
enge	sant	vant

haben, "to have"
Person	Present	Past
ego	habe	hatte
ðŏ	hast	hattest
ex	hat	hatte
wå	haben habam	hatten
vø	habt hasch	hatten
enge	haben hant	hatten

Future auxiliary, wilen
Person	Present
ego	wil
ðŏ	wilst
ex	wil
wå	wil
vø	wil
enge	wil

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