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Verbs in Kushan conjugate based on the subject of a sentence, much like in the Germanic and Romance
language families. The infinitive (the form listed in a dictionary) always ends in a
vowel.
Tense
Kushan has three tenses: Past, Present, and Future
Mood
Kushan has five moods: indicative (I do), imperative (Do!), subjunctive (I would do),
obligative (I should do), and reputative (I am supposed to do.)
Voice
Kushan has two voices: active and passive. To form the passive, use the verb prèma
and put the infinitive after the verb.
Here's a verb chart to show you how to conjugate verbs in Kushan:
Sha/Tos
Shan/Shano/Tosan Rìt/Shukh Rìtan/Shukhan
PrI -n
-l
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PaI -ne
-le -ke
-ke
FI -na
-la -ka
-ka
PrS -m
-r -kh -kh
PaS -me
-re
-khe
-khe
PrO -nè
-lè
-kè
-tè
PaO -nà
-là
-kà
-tà
PrR -në
-lë
-kë
-të
PaR -nï -lï -kï
-ï
Pr-Present Pa-Past F-Future I-Indicative S-Subjunctive O-Obligative
R-Reputative
The Imperative is formed in a special manner.
tos- drop the pronoun and ending
tosan- drop the pronoun, add the ending -t
shan (let's ...)- drop the pronoun, keep the ending -l
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