Constructing Verbs in CorDorian
This article provides a step-by-step guide to conjugating a verb in CorDorian. It will use the verb "Rit" (to run) as an example.
First take the infinitive verb. In this case, rit.
If the verb ends in a consonant add H to the end. Eg. Rith. [NOTE: If the verb ends in a H add nothing]
If it ends in a vowel add a T to the end. For example, Cerde (meaning fight) becomes Cerdet. Make sure the word does not have three consonants in a row; If so add EH for verbs ending in consonants or IT for verbs ending in vowels.
The add the correct accented E to indicate the tense you are implying. Each e has a different tense; è is past tense, ē is present tense and é is future.
Then add the pronoun before the verb; 'Me, 'Tu, 'E, 'I, 'On, 'Iq or 'Eid. (Me, you, he, she, us, them, they)
You should have a correct sentence; 'Me rithè noiü, meaning I ran yesterday.
Thank you for reading!