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* Infinitive verbs generally do not have any long vowels in them because of the following reason.

* The past tense is shown by a lengthening the vowel of the final syllable.

* The future tense is shown by a suffixation of -lèsh~~, which comes directly from the word ''lesh''~~, meaning "up (and out)" since the concept of time is an movement upwards.

* The future tense is shown by a suffixation of -lèsh, meaning "up (and out)" since the concept of time is an movement upwards.

* The hypothetical is shown by a suffixation of -ivrät, which is a contraction of ''iv'' and ''~~lhukirät~~'', meaning "of" and "possibility" respectively. ''~~Ivrät~~'' translates roughly to "maybe" in English and is commonly used in conversation.

* The hypothetical is shown by a suffixation of -ivrät, which is a contraction of ''iv'' and ''lhukírät'', meaning "of" and "possibility" respectively. ''ívrät'' translates roughly to "maybe" in English and is commonly used in conversation.

* The necessitive is an altered form of the verb ''~~buâl~~'', "to need".

* The necessitive is an altered form of the verb ''bulâk'', "to need".

* The Imperfective and perfective use a auxiliary which became suffixed and altered form. They use the verbs ''sáak'', "to go" and ''~~calik~~'', "to complete" respectively.

* The Imperfective and perfective use a auxiliary which became suffixed and altered form. They use the verbs ''sáak'', "to go" and ''cálik'', "to complete" respectively.

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 * Infinitive verbs generally do not have any long vowels in them because of the following reason.
 * The past tense is shown by a lengthening the vowel of the final syllable.
-* The future tense is shown by a suffixation of -lèsh, which comes directly from the word ''lesh'', meaning "up (and out)" since the concept of time is an movement upwards.
+* The future tense is shown by a suffixation of -lèsh, meaning "up (and out)" since the concept of time is an movement upwards.
-* The hypothetical is shown by a suffixation of -ivrät, which is a contraction of ''iv'' and ''lhukirät'', meaning "of" and "possibility" respectively. ''Ivrät'' translates roughly to "maybe" in English and is commonly used in conversation.
+* The hypothetical is shown by a suffixation of -ivrät, which is a contraction of ''iv'' and ''lhukírät'', meaning "of" and "possibility" respectively. ''ívrät'' translates roughly to "maybe" in English and is commonly used in conversation.
-* The necessitive is an altered form of the verb ''buâl'', "to need".
+* The necessitive is an altered form of the verb ''bulâk'', "to need".
-* The Imperfective and perfective use a auxiliary which became suffixed and altered form. They use the verbs ''sáak'', "to go" and ''calik'', "to complete" respectively.
+* The Imperfective and perfective use a auxiliary which became suffixed and altered form. They use the verbs ''sáak'', "to go" and ''cálik'', "to complete" respectively.
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