A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels - Volume 05: Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the; Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea; and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present TimeKerr, Robert
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A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels - Volume 05: Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the; Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea; and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time
Kerr, Robert
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Singular.
Dual.
Plural.
1.
_Elun_, I give.
_Eluvu_, We two give.
_Eluign_, We give
2.
_Eluimi_, Thou givest.
_Eluimu_, You two give.
_Eluimen_, Ye give
3.
_Elui_ He gives.
_Eluigu, They two give.
_Eluigen_, They give_
Second Present,
1. _Eluchen_, I give.
2. _Eluchemi_, Thou givest, &c.
Imperfect,
1. _Elubun_, I did give.
2. _Elubuimi_, Thou, &c.
Perfect,
1. _Eluuyen_, I gave.
2. _Eluuyeimi_, Thou, &c.
Pluperfect,
1. _Elunyebun_, I had given, &c.
1st Future,
1. _Eluan_, I will give, &c.
2d Future,
1. _Eluayean_, I shall have given, &c.
1st Mixed,
1. _Eluabun_, I had to give, &c.
2d Mixed,
1. _Eluugabun_, I ought to have had to give; &c.
IMPERATIVE MOOD.
Singular,
Dual.
Plural.
1
_Eluche_, let me give
_Eluyu_, let us two give
_Eluign_, let us give
2
_Eluge_, give thou
_Elamu_, let you two give
_Elumen_, give ye
3
_Elupe_, let him give
_Elugu_ let these two give
_Elugen_, let them give
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.
Present tense, _Eluli_, if I may give
Imperfect, _Elubili_, if I might give
Perfect, _Eluuyeli_, if I may have given
Pluperfect, _Eluuyebuli_, if I might have given
1st. Future, _Eluaii_, if I shall give
2d. Future, _Eluuyela_, if I shall have given
1st. Mixed, _Eluabuli_, if I had to give
2d. Mixed, _Eluyeabuli_, if I should have to give
The _optative_ is formed of the subjunctive, or of the two mixed-tenses
of the indicative, by adding the desiderative particles _velem_, _uel_,
or _chi_; as _eluli velem_! Would to God that I might give; _eluabun
chi_! Would to God that I had to give; &c. The affirmative _infinitive_
is the same with the radical of the verb; or 1st person singular of the
indicative tense; so that there are nine peculiar infinitives, which are
distinguished from these tenses by some determinative particle.
ACTIVE PARTICIPLES.
1st Present, _Elulu_, he who gives
2d Present, _Eluquelu_, he who gives
Imperfect, _Elubulei_, he who did give
Perfect, _Eluuyelu_, he who gave
Pluperfect, _Eluuyebula_, he who had given
1st Future, _Elualu_, he who shall give
2d Future, _Eluuyealu_, he who shall have given
1st Mixed, _Eluabulu_, he who shall have to give
2d Mixed, _Eluuyeabulu_, he who should have given
GERUNDS
1st Present, _Eluyum_, giving
2d Present, _Elualu_, for to give
Imperfect, _Eluyubum_, when giving
PASSIVE VOICE.
INDICATIVE MOOD.
_Present. Elugen_, I am given
_Imperfect. Elugebum_, I was given
_Participles Passive._
1st Present, _Elugelu_, given
2d Present, _Eluel_, given
Perfect, _Elubuel_, that was given
Imperfect, _Elugebulu_, that was given
IMPERSONAL VERB.
_Indicative Mood._
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