a-practical-kurdish-grammar

106 A PRACTICAL KURDISH GRAMMAR
to have feared. I ought not to have feared. Let us not
fear. Who does not fear? Fear ye! Who fears that man?
He is a good man. This is an easy ( ö^^'ha-san') lesson.
I am afraid it will rain ( (Sj'^i 'da-bar-e). O boys! don't go
( (f^ 'ma-ch-(i)n) far ( J3^ 'dm), it may rain. It has not
rained to-day. Let us go! It has rained to-day, and I fear
it will rain again. Walking ö'^ 'garan') is not good. If it
does not rain, we will walk. They may have feared. They
might have feared. If you had feared, it would have been
( y> 'da-bû') better. Would that I feared. Would that he
had not feared. You ought to have feared. I will return
( o^-*j^ ,> 'da-gare-m-a-wa') home (to the house). Burnt
bread it good. Roasted meat is better. O mother! the girl
broke ( \^ 'shika') that dish. This lesson is not difficult
( 0*9-3 'zahmat').
272. Synopsis Of An Irregular Intransitive Verb
Note. (See 192, 2.)
Cy ^* (hatin) 'to come'
ACTIVE VOICE
Infinitive ^yU (hatin) Imperative ^ (b-e) or ejj
to come'l (war-a) come thou !
INDICATIVE MOOD
Present Tense
Singular Plural
^? Cy^ (amin de-m) J ^_,> ^^\ (ama de-in)
I come, etc. I we come, etc.
Note.The future is the same as the present.