Grammar

5 pages · 1,213 words

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Verb Conjugation

Any verb takes three grammatical values: tense, mood and number. Detailed description of these grammatical values are pr…

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Conjugation Paradigms for One-Syllable Verbs

One-syllable verbs are verbs which roots contain no vowels, for example: meir (m-eir), zir (z-ir), spir (sp-ir). INDICAT…

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Conjugation Paradigms of Multi-Syllable Verbs

Multi-syllable verbs are verbs which roots contain no vowels, for example: oykleir (oykl-eir), tishir (tish-ir). When a…

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Conjugation of Exception Verbs

There are two exception verbs in Lóina; loyir and léifre ("to be able to" and "to believe") loyir [lɘʁ]léifre [lʲɛjfʁɛ]P…

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Noun Plural

Noun Plurals require special attention as the distribution of semantic roles between Singular and Plural. First of all,…

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