. 86 4 GRAMMAR OF THE saat, nas, naor a, c30, e no, esco, ww, ew, and . Suture. Sow, St. Fral, Cro, evom, evoievod, for bu, andeboas. Negative Auristodo, a, a, 60, Om, e çu, ev, ou, and . la the ancient dialect, the personal affixes for all ine tenses are web, d , waw, ZE, VE, F, Ass, erbs madera The conjugations are two in number. Of The Fiest CONJUGATION. All verbs, the roots of which terminate in the vowel er, belong to the first conjugation. la inflecting verbs of this conjugation, the influitive is formed by adding , ed or em to the root. The present tense of the affirmative moud is formed, by adding the aflixes of time and persons ; the past, by changing the final vowel of the root into 3 and adding the alixes, with the exception of the third person singular of the neuter gender, which does not admit the affix of cime. The first form of the future is made, by adding the affixes of time and persons. The second, by changing the foal vowel of the root into ng, and adding the personal afli xes ; with the exception of the second persons singular and plural, and the third person peuter of the singular, in which the personal affixes are added without making any change in the root. The pegatire aorist takes only the personal affixes. The first person singular of the imperative, requires the addition of 8909 orers to the root; the second person singular is the same as the root; the third person singular takes en or eva w; and the first, second and third persons plural, require respectively en ur eros, n or ngo, and on or era W. The affirmative gerunds are formed, by adding to the root the aflixes er oor ero for the present, and rą for the past. The negative requires the addition of 83 to the root. The present, past, and fulurcaflirmative participles, takrena, oua, ng, and eria; and the negative, which is an aorist, is formed by the addition of en Digitized by Google
