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However, they are normally grouped into four classes, based on the conjugational system of Gothic.

Conjugational endings in Sanskrit convey person, number, and voice.

There is a copula with an irregular and defective conjugational paradigm.

It is a defective paradigm, meaning it lacks most of the expected conjugational forms.

PIE, like many languages, had a set of conjugational classes for verbs, called "conjugations".

Whether thematic or athematic endings are used is a property of a given verb conjugational class.

Basic conjugational endings are as follows:

Lohorung conjugational morphology is described by George van Driem in 1992.

The length of the root syllable plays a major role in the Elfdalian declensional and conjugational system.

This leads to the system of describing a verb by its principal parts, one for each of the conjugational classes that a verb belongs to.

While the so-called conjugational prefixes of Sumerian have been interpreted in different ways, one of the most common views involves the following analysis:

In terms of declensional and conjugational endings, the two languages have tended to innovate in divergent ways, with neither clearly simpler than the other.

Conjugational paradigms are remarkably consistent between verbs, with the two copular or 'be' verbs being exceptional.

Mood markers differ according to whether the stem is simple or complex, and some classes of verbs show stem allomorphy in their conjugational paradigms.

(The admirative endings are regular across conjugational classes and are similar to forms of the auxiliary kam.)

Most perfect and imperfect tenses are synthetic, totaling 11 conjugational paradigms, while all progressive tenses and passive constructions are periphrastic.

Morphological features: Strict katharevousa still contained the ancient dative case, many participles and various additional tenses and conjugational patterns of verbs.

Hiragana are used for words without kanji representation, for words no longer written in kanji, and also following kanji to show conjugational endings.

But 'could be' is still a conjugational form of the verb 'to be,' and a noun or pronoun following that verb must be a predicate nominative."

Mahmoud hesitated, then decided not to ask the obvious complementary question, as it would hint at how disconcerted he had been-at first-to discover the extent of his own conjugational commitments.

The final step was to regularize the formations into "conjugations" that applied across the whole system, so that a verb belonged to a single conjugational class rather than a set of classes.

These conjugational categories have been lost in the Western dialects, although they existed in the Western areas in the colonial period as can be seen from Cárceres' grammar.

According to Dr Sinha, pronouns and declensional and conjugational endings seem to be same as or closely related to those of Oriya, Bengali and Assamese.

The doubled middle radical is also characteristic of the present, but the forms of the D-stem use the secondary conjugational affixes, so a D-form will never be identical to a form in a different stem.

At this stage a lexical entry for a single verb was defined by a set of principal parts, each of which (approximately) defined the conjugational class of the given verb in the given tense/aspect.