The verb – Temjestiæ

The verb represents a word that names an action, activity, existence or posession. In Hujdiš all the verbs in use are going to be conjugated. In consequence, we have to conjugate them as regular or irregular verbs.

Regular Verbs

There are consonant ending verbs in their infinitive form, or vowel ending verbs in their infinitive form.

Ex:          Allahan( to understand) – consonant ending verb

Balka( to become) – vowel ending verb

To conjugate them properly we have to make some adjustments. 

Infinitive	Radical + -ur	Conjugated verb-Present tense
Allahan	Allahan + -ur	Allahanur
Balka	Balk- + -ur	Balkur

Once conjugated to present , future, or past tense the form is stable and doesn’t change in matter of singular/plural form or pronoun gender.  Let’s take these two examples and see what happens through different conjugations:

Translation	Infinitive	Present tense	Past tense	Past participle	Future
understand	allahan	allahanur	allahanurta	äkk allahanurt	šjar allahan
become	balka	balkur	balkurta	äkk balkurt	šjar balka

As you can see, for the participle past tense we had to use an auxiliary verb, the verb ‘’äkk’’(to have) at its infinitive form; the future is also formed with an auxiliary verb ‘’šjar’’(to wish) in its infinitive form followed by the infinitive form of the verb in cause.  No matter the pronoun, these conjugations are stable and they are staying the same.

Irregular verbs

Where we cannot respect the rule of regular verbs, we have the irregular ones. Allthough they are called irregular the rule in action is allmost a pattern:

Translation	Infinitive	Present tense	Past tense	Past Participle	Future
To be	Vä	Vék	Vejak	Äkk vækt	Šjar vei
To have	Äkk	Äkke	Äkkak	Äkk äkkta	Šjar äkk
To do	Lö	Lök	Lak	Äkk lakta	Šjar lei
To come	Hyr	Hyre	Hyrak	Äkk hyrta	Šjar hyr

In this category we also have the defective verb ‘’Uorösti’’ ( Prohibit). This verb is used in its inflexible form.

Another irregular verb is the modal verb ‘’Moj’’(could). It is used as an auxiliary verb in its fixed form.