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Tbey
differ
radigm
will
however so
be
little
that a single pa-
Each preserves
sufficient.
in gen-
proper vowel. The 3 p.plur. of the Pres. and Fut. tenses however always changes e and m
era! its
into
A,
as
niiium% I ivn'tej
uvinniu'h, nHmf,Plnr.
nHUJEMf, nHUJETf, nHUJAT'K. So
)f
O^HM'J, /
wa/fcy
-HME, -HTE, -ATTi. And verbs in make the Imperfect in Ejf'i, as ^fo^EjfX. Some verbs have the Aoristin ox% as ^abam'X
-HUJ'i, -H, Plur.
HM'i
to give,
by
Aor. ^a^o^'a. But these must be learned
practice.
CaWJUGATION OF THE REGULli VERB ^^AAM%j to speak.
INDICATIVE. Pres.
^^A^-AMTi, -Am'*,-A: -ame, -ate, -at'x.
Imp. 1
-A^l, -AUJE,-AillE:-AYME, -AYTE,-A)(A.
Aor. ^Sm-a')(^a,
-A,
-A)fME,-AjfTE, -a'^a.
a Aor. ripo^SAi-AY'i,-A, etc. Perf. ^Sma'at^
I.
g: ^Sma'ah
(fem.-AAj neul.-Ao) cami%j ch, cme, cte,
a Perf. nj^o^^MAATi cAMb
Plup. ^SmAATI BEX'S,
1
KE)fME,
PJup.
2 J
,
ca.
etc.
KEUJE,
KEUJE
^SmAAM
KE^TF, BE^A.
CaVaaV&
BE^flj, etc.
Fut. ipE(^A) A^M-AA^'Xj-Am^V A AME,-ATE,-AT1.
or
^Sma
i^em'z, ipEm'i, i^e
ipeAu, ijjete, ijjat^a.
a Fut. 4JE(^A)npo^^^AMgi or
rjo^Sma
ijjem'*.
