Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Rügsmolą

Verb aspect conjugation

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Stative?

Verb mood conjugation

PresentPreteritePerfectFuture
Indicative
Imperative
Subjunctivela-la-la-la-
Conditional

Ablaut pattern

When conjugating, the ablaut vowel goes to the opposite side of the mouth. Front goes to back, back to front. If there is no corresponding vowel then it moves down in the column, and wraps around at the bottom. Middle loses nasalization if there is, but stays as it is. The ablaut vowel is the first vowel that is after a consonant.
FrontCentralBack
Closei / į / y / y̨ü / ų̈
Mide / ę / ö / ǫ̈o / ǫ
Openä / ą̈a / ą

Verb conjugation

PresentPreteritePerfectFutureStative
1SG (eh)-y[ablaut]-yhost[] -ännvard[] -į-üts
2SG (däh)-ist[ablaut]-isthost[] -ännvard[] -į-üts
3SG (ea, ava, da)-er[ablaut]-erhost[] -ännvard[] -į-öts
1PL (me)-omą[ablaut]-ifąhost[] -ännvard[] -į-įts
2PL (dehre)-if[ablaut]-ifhost[] -ännvard[] -į-üts
3PL (ela)[ablaut]-ifąhost[] -ännvard[] -į-üts

Masculine Declension

IndefiniteDefinite
Singularnan
Pluralararna

Feminine Declension

IndefiniteDefinite
Singularava
Pluralviawi

Neuter Declension

IndefiniteDefinite
Singularid
Pluralreidre

Cases

Vowel-endingConsonant-ending
Root
Nominativeą
Accusativesisi
Dativesümüm
Genitivess
Locativeee
Ablativevomovom
Illativesoo
Comitativeninin
Essiveä