Verb Conjugation

Vāštaq verbs are conjugated for both tense and aspect, but not person or plurality.

The conjugations are predominantly prefixive with some lesser vowel modifications depending on both tense and aspect.

The future tense always includes the lengthening of the onset-less lema vowel. While the prospective, stative, and repetitional aspects involve vowel mutation and possess unique patterns for the respective aspects.

For the prospective (if), repetitional (again), and stative aspects, all verbs undergo vowel mutation. There is no system akin to the germanic strong/weak vowel distinction in the language.

Although there is a case system present in the language, verbs do not carry any form of case agreement. They also do not adjust their forms for person or plurality.