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