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VERBS 89<br />

the conjugation of the intransitive verb is, that it employs<br />

the first or enclitic form of personal endings in all its tenses.<br />

And these endings are always directly suffixed to the various<br />

tense stems.<br />

Conjugation of the 'regular intransitive verb', o^y" (tirsan)<br />

'to fear'<br />

ACTIVE VOICE<br />

Infinitive jLy (tirsan) Imperative ^^ (bi-tirs-e)<br />

fear' 'fear thou !'<br />

INDICATIVE MOOD<br />

Present Tense<br />

Singular Plural<br />

f^yi y\ (amin da-rirs-(i)<br />

m) I fear<br />

^^yi y\ (atii da-tirs-i)<br />

thou fearest<br />

^ Ji i\ (au da-tirs-e) he,<br />

she, it fears<br />

fj^Ji A^\ (ama da-tirs-in)<br />

we fear<br />

y^Ji /jl (ango da-tirs-(i)-<br />

n) you fear<br />

,":> jljl (awan da-tirs-<br />

(i)n) they fear<br />

216. The present tense is based on the imperative stem.<br />

By substituting the present tense prefix i (da), for the im¬<br />

perative prefix > (bi), we have the 3rd person singular, pres¬<br />

ent tense.<br />

217. The same verb is sometimes employed with a finalfj<br />

(e) to its stem. Examples: ^J> (da-rirse-m), ç^^J^<br />

(da-tirse-i), ^J^y^ (da-tirse-), öt:::^J^ (da-tinse-in),<br />

Or'J^ (da-tirse-n), Öy-J> (da-tirse-n).

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