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Erin at 17:05, 2 August 2012

2012-08-02T17:05:06Z

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	Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] object'''. (All verbs with an object of any kind have an '''animate subject''' by default). These verbs are further divided into two '''conjugation classes'''. Each conjugation class has its own set of verb endings, although the main difference lies in which series of sounds begins the ending. Examples of the conjugation classes include ''nestm'', 'I understand it' (class 1 or ''-m class''), and ''nemitu'nn'', 'you see them (inanimate)' (class 2 or ''-tu class''). Each conjugation class has 14 possible [[Person and number\|combinations]] of subjects (7) and objects (2) for the [[Tense\|present]] [[~~Mode~~\|indicative]], which are given below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.		Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] object'''. (All verbs with an object of any kind have an '''animate subject''' by default). These verbs are further divided into two '''conjugation classes'''. Each conjugation class has its own set of verb endings, although the main difference lies in which series of sounds begins the ending. Examples of the conjugation classes include ''nestm'', 'I understand it' (class 1 or ''-m class''), and ''nemitu'nn'', 'you see them (inanimate)' (class 2 or ''-tu class''). Each conjugation class has 14 possible [[Person and number\|combinations]] of subjects (7) and objects (2) for the [[Tense\|present]] [[Mood\|indicative]], which are given below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.

	''Note to editors: separate pages for each conjugation paradigm may be added later.''		''Note to editors: separate pages for each conjugation paradigm may be added later.''

Erin at 23:24, 30 July 2012

2012-07-30T23:24:03Z

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	Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] object'''. (All verbs with an object of any kind have an '''animate subject''' by default). These verbs are further divided into two '''conjugation classes'''. Each conjugation class has its own set of verb endings, although the main difference lies in which series of sounds begins the ending. Examples of the conjugation classes include ''nestm'', 'I understand it' (class 1 or -m class), and ''nemitu'nn'', 'you see them (inanimate)' (class 2 or -tu class). Each conjugation class has 14 possible [[Person and number\|combinations]] of subjects (7) and objects (2) for the [[Tense\|present]] [[Mode\|indicative]], which are given below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.		Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an '''[[Animacy\|inanimate]] object'''. (All verbs with an object of any kind have an '''animate subject''' by default). These verbs are further divided into two '''conjugation classes'''. Each conjugation class has its own set of verb endings, although the main difference lies in which series of sounds begins the ending. Examples of the conjugation classes include ''nestm'', 'I understand it' (class 1 or ''-m class''), and ''nemitu'nn'', 'you see them (inanimate)' (class 2 or ''-tu class''). Each conjugation class has 14 possible [[Person and number\|combinations]] of subjects (7) and objects (2) for the [[Tense\|present]] [[Mode\|indicative]], which are given below, along with their [[Negation\|negative]] counterparts.

	''Note to editors: separate pages for each conjugation paradigm may be added later.''		''Note to editors: separate pages for each conjugation paradigm may be added later.''

Erin at 23:22, 30 July 2012

2012-07-30T23:22:22Z

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Gretchen at 21:14, 4 June 2012

2012-06-04T21:14:00Z

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	Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an object and this object is inanimate. (All verbs with an object of any kind also have an animate subject). Examples of TI verbs include ''nestm'' 'I understand it' and ''nemitu'nn'' 'you see them (inanimate)'. TI verbs have 14 possible combinations of subjects (7) and objects (2), which are shown in the table below.		Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an object and this object is inanimate. (All verbs with an object of any kind also have an animate subject). Examples of TI verbs include ''nestm'' 'I understand it' and ''nemitu'nn'' 'you see them (inanimate)'. TI verbs have 14 possible combinations of subjects (7) and objects (2), which are shown in the table below.


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Transitive Inanimate (TI) verbs are verbs that have an object and this object is inanimate. (All verbs with an object of any kind also have an animate subject). Examples of TI verbs include ''nestm'' 'I understand it' and ''nemitu'nn'' 'you see them (inanimate)'. TI verbs have 14 possible combinations of subjects (7) and objects (2), which are shown in the table below.

{| class="wikitable"
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! scope="col" | ↓subject / object→
! scope="col" | 0SG
! scope="col" | 0PL
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! scope="row" | 1
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! scope="row" | 13
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! scope="row" | 12
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! scope="row" | 2
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! scope="row" | 2PL
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! scope="row" | 3
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! scope="row" | 3PL
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