Paradigm Tables
Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Wōyazēme
Mēnen (Additional forms)
The still oblique IO pronoun is also commonly used (regardless of whether it is the DO or IO) when the particular pronoun (In this case, Mēnen) is not performing an action in the sentence.
| Still (Non-acting) | Ownership | Possession | Reflexive | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oblique (IO) | Mes | — | — | — |
| Oblique (DO) | Do | — | — | — |
| Genitive | — | Sano | Sa | — |
| Reflexive | — | — | — | Mesyku / zu Mes |
Mēnen (acting oblique)
| SMPL | CONT | |
|---|---|---|
| PRS | Mandē | Mandēne |
| PST | Mando | Mandōnu |
| FUT | Manda | Mandanu |
| PRS COND | Mandyēm | Amandyēm |
| PST COND | Mandyōm | Amandyōm |
| FUT COND | Mandyam | Amandyam |
Mēnen (Nominative)
These are the most common forms for the standard 1st person singular pronoun, Mēnen.
| Simple | Continuous | |
|---|---|---|
| PRS | Mēne | Amēne |
| PST | Mōne | Amōne |
| FUT | Mane | Amane |
| PRS COND | Mēnam | Amēnam |
| PST COND | Mōnam | Amōnam |
| FUT COND | Manem | Amanem |