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146 A PRACTICAL KURDISH GRAMMAR<br />

OPTATIVE MOOD<br />

Preterite or Perfect Tense<br />

Singular Plural<br />

As\:>^ y\ (amin bi-m-kut-<br />

aya) would that I said, etc.<br />

Pluperfect Tense<br />

Singular Plural<br />

4.b jUj 4*1 (ama bi-man-<br />

kut-aya)<br />

would that we said, etc.<br />

4,l:iCv /v«l (amm bi-m-kut- 4jIjD jW "^Uama bi-man-<br />

ft . w<br />

(e) ba-ya)<br />

would that I had said, etc,<br />

IMPERATIVE MOOD<br />

kut-(e) ba-ya)<br />

would that we had said, etc.<br />

Singular (2nd pers.) Plural (2nd pers.)<br />

I yl (atu bi-il-e) ji ^1 (ango bi-lle-n)<br />

say thou ! say ye !<br />

PARTICIPLES<br />

323. The only participial forms are the preterite cS<br />

(gut), employed as basis for the past tenses, and yi (kutii),<br />

the perfect participle form, which hardly ever is employed<br />

as adjective<br />

Verbal Noun<br />

(kutin)<br />

'saying'<br />

(The act of saying)<br />

THE PASSIVE VOICE<br />

324. There are two ways of forming the passive in Kurdish.<br />

The 1st. method, which is the simplest and most thoroughly

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