Paradigm Tables
Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for proto-änglosax
Conjugations: sé verbs
| Regular | Clausal | |
|---|---|---|
| Present | — | -o |
| Past Simple (lexical) | -e | -eo |
| Past Imperfect (lexical) | -ed | -edo |
| Future Simple (copular) | -u | -uo |
| Future Perfect (copular? | -yn | -yno |
Conjugations: tenses
copular means you add a copula with that tense instead of adding it onto the verb itself,
while lexical means you add it onto the verb itself
| regular | clausal | |
|---|---|---|
| Present (lexical) | — | -yd |
| Past Simple (lexical) | -é | -éj |
| Past Imperfect (copular) | -éd | -én |
| Future Simple (copular) | -u | -ud |
| Future Perfect (copular) | -yn | -yj |
Basic Noun Declensions
Hypothliptic case:
hypo* (under)
*thliptic (compression)
The hypothliptic case refers to an object being compressed (or otherwise "shoved" or "deformed") under something. Eg: the book was crushed by the force of the bookshelf.
| Nominitive | Accusative | Genitive | Maker | Product | Locative | Hypothliptic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Singular | — | -és | -än | -ér | -e | -er | -epto |
| Plural | -yd | -én | -än | -érs | -ed | -ers | -eptek |