Surkian/verbs

This article deals with Surkian verbs and its nine possible tenses.

Äll-verbs
Surkian verb infinitives end in either -äll or -oll. This paragraph is about those ending in -äll. Conjugation is actually very easy, so let's look at all the tables below.

Present and past simple
In order to make present and past simple, remove the -äll ending and add the following: Example: ek avotä = I love, ide avotäten = they loved.

Present continuous
In order to create present continuous, replace -äll and put a form of the verb häll in front of the whole thing. Example: ty här avotva = he is loving.

Imperative
Making the imperative is quite easy: replace the -äll ending with -ent.

Example: ''avotent! ''= love!

Conditional
Say the complete verb infinitive and add the following: Example: ek avotälluvä = I will love, hy avotällur = she would love.

Perfect
In order to make present and past perfect, replace the infinitive's -ll with the following: Example: eu avotänet = you (polite) have loved, ny ävotänun = it has loved.

Reflexive
Last but not least: the reflexive verb. Remove -äll from the infinitive and add the following: Example: vuy avotuye = we love ourselves.

Present and past simple
In order to make present and past simple, remove the -oll ending and add the following:

Present continuous
In order to create present continuous, replace -oll with -va and put a form of the verb häll in front of the whole thing.

Imperative
Making the imperative is quite easy: replace the -oll ending with -vo.

Conditional
Say the complete verb infinitive and add the following:

Perfect
In order to make present and past perfect, replace the infinitive's -ll with the following:

Reflexive
Last but not least: the reflexive verb. Remove -oll from the infinitive and add the following:

Irregularities

 * Sometimes it occurs that there is a collision of two of the same consonants. This sometimes happens with -vv-. Merge this into one v.