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Under construction.
First come auxiliaries, then lexical verb classes. Finally there is a section on common verb suffixes.
LEXICON HIN spells out the whole paradigm
LEXICON VAA spells out the whole paradigm
The lexical setup follows the grammar, but several lexica may probably be unified.
BOLL primary verb, other than r-stem
TSEER primary verb, r-stem, d pret
LEXICON TRAAD cns pres and id pret
LEXICON TSUUV cns pres and nd pret
LEXICON LURR cns pres and d pret
LEXICON DZAMB cns pres and id pret
LEXICON MANG cns pres and jom pret
LEXICON DIKK cns pres and jom pret
LEXICON KAMM cns pres and jom pret
LEXICON BAHH cns pres and t pret
LEXICON MEKK cns pres and l/n pret
LEXICON D for “to do”, cns pres and jom pret
LEXICON DZA vow pres and id pret
LEXICON PILA cns pres and id pret “juoda”
LEXICON RAKKAVELA cns pres and ad pret + parallel forms
LEXICON PHAGARVELA cns pres and ard pret
LEXICON TSJALJEVELA cns pres and ed pret
LEXICON TSEEKJIVELA id pret
LEXICON DZORALVELA cns pres and ad pret
LEXICON GARUVELA cns pres and jom pret
LEXICON AGURVELA cns pres and jom pret
Here come the person suffixes.
LEXICON cns_pressuff cns pres: aa, eha, ela, …
LEXICON vow_pressuff vcow pres: a, ha, la, …
LEXICON pretsuff om, al, as…
LEXICON pretsuff_jom jom, jal, lo, …
This (part of) documentation was generated from src/fst/morphology/affixes/verbs.lexc