_Singular._ _Dual._ _Plural._ _To the House_, Iglomut, Iglugnut, Iglunut. _To my House_, Iglumnut, idem, idem. _To thy House_, Iglungnut, idem, idem. _To his House_, Igloanut, Igloennut, Iglocinut. _To his own House_, Iglominut, Iglungminut, Iglominut. _To our House_, Iglotivnut, Iglutivnut, idem. _To your House_, Iglusivnut, idem, idem. _To their House_, Igloænut, idem, Iglöeinut. _To their own House_, Iglomingnut, idem, idem. As to the verbs, they are either simple or compounded: there are five conjugations, to which may be added a sixth of negative verbs. There are three tenses in all, the present, preterit, and future; and six moods, _viz._ indicative, interrogative, imperative, permissive, conjunctive, and infinitive. The examples of the simple verbs are these. The first conjugation ends in _kpok_, as _Ermikpok_, he washes himself: _Aglekpok_, he writes. The second ends in _rpok_, as _Mattarpok_, he undresses himself: _Aularpok_, he sets out on a journey: _Ajokarsorpok_, he teaches. The third conjugation ends in _pokpurum_; that is, in _pok_ preceded by a vowel, as _Egipok_, he throws away; _Inginok_, he sits down; _Akpapok_, he runs. The fourth ends in _ok_ or _vok_, as _Pyok_, he receives: _Aglyok_, he grows: _Assavok_, he loves. The fifth conjugation ends in _au_, as _Irsigau_, he ogles; _Arsigau_, he resembles; _Angekau_, he is tall. The sixth conjugation of negative verbs ends in _ngilak_, as _Ermingilak_, he does not wash himself: _Mattengilak_, he does not undress himself: _Pingilak_, he receives not: _Egingilak_, he throws not away: _Irsigingilak_, he ogles not. Inflexion of a Verb with the suffixes of a person agent of the first conjugation in _kpok_. Indicative. Present. _Singular_. _Dual_ _Plural_. _He washes himself_, _The two wash themselves_, _They wash themselves_, Ermikpok. Ermikpuk. Ermikput. _I wash myself_, _We two wash ourselves_, _We wash us_. Ermikpunga. Ermikpoguk. Ermikpogut. _Thou wash thyself_, _You two wash yourselves_, _You wash yourselves_. Ermikpotit. Ermikpotik. Ermikpose. The inflexion with suffixes of a person patient is formed this way. _Thou washest me_. _Ye two wash me_, _You wash me_, Ermikparma, Ermikpautiga. Ermikpausinga. _He washes me_, _The two wash me_, _They wash me_, Ermikpanga. Ermikpainga. Ermikpanga. _I wash him_, _We two wash him_, _We wash him_, Ermikpara. Ermikparpuk. Ermikparput. _He washes him_, _The two wash him_, _They wash him_, Ermikpæ. Ermikpæk. Ermikpæt. _Thou washest him_, _Ye two wash him_, _You wash him_, Ermikpet. Ermikpartik. Ermikparse.