_Those ending in _Xi_ change to _Su_ for the present; e.g., _Fanaxi, fanasu_; _Cudaxi, cudasu_; _Taraxi, tarasu_._ _For the preterit those ending _Obi_ and _Omi_ change to _ôda_; e.g., _Yomi, yôda_; _Tobi, tôda_; _Yobi, yôda_; _Yorocobi, yorocôda_. _Tomi_ becomes _tonda_._ _Those ending in _Abi_ and _Ami_ change to _ǒda_; e.g., _Yerabi, yerǒda_; _Vogami, vogǒda_; _Yami, yǒda_._ _Those ending in _Imi_ change to _ûda_; e.g., _Najimi, najǔda_; _Nijimi, nijǔda_; _Ximi, xûda_.[29]_ _Those ending in _Umi_ and _Ubi_ change their endings to _Vnda_ or in some instances _ûda_. While some have two forms others have only one form which is seen in use, the more general is _Vnda_; e.g., _Musubi, musunda_; _Susumi, susunda_ or _susûda_; _Nusumi, nusunda_ or _nusûda_; _Sumi, sunda_ or _sûda_; _Cumi, cunda_ only._ _Those ending in _Ebi_ and _Emi_ change to _Eôda_; e.g., _Sakebi, sakeôda_; _Sonemi, soneôda_._ _Those ending in _Ghi_ change to _Ida_; e.g., _Auoghi, auoida_; _Voyoghi, voyoida_; _Coghi, coida_._ _Those ending in _Ni_ change to _Inda_; e.g., _Xini, xinda_; _Yni, ynda_._ _Those ending in _Chi_ and _Ri_ change to _Tta_; e.g., _Machi, matta_; _Cachi, catta_; _Tachi, tatta_; _Kiri, kitta_; _Chiri, chitta_; _Cari, catta_._ _Those ending in _Ki_ and _Xi_ change to _Ita_; e.g., _Caki, caita_; _Faki, faita_; _Nuki, nuita_; _Todoki, todoita_; _Sosoki, sosoita_; _Saxi, saita_; _Fataxi, fataita_; _Maxi, maita_ or _maxita_; _Coxi, coita_ or _ oxita_. The following add _Ta_ to the root; e.g., _Moxi, moxita_; _Muxi, muxita_; _Fuxi, fuxita_; _Mexi, mexita_._ _The future can be formed in two ways. The first and more common way is to change _I_ to _ǒ_, _ǒzu_, or _ǒzuru_; e.g., _Yomi, yomǒ, yomǒzu, yomǒzuru_; _Yerabi, yerabǒ_, etc.; _Kiri, kirǒ_; _Xini, xinǒ_; _Auoghi, auogǒ_.[30] Those ending in _Chi_ change to _Tǒ_; e.g., _Cachi, catǒ_, etc.; _machi, matǒ_. Those ending in _Xi_ change to _Sǒ_; e.g., _Mǒxi, mǒsǒ_; _Nagaxi, nagasǒ_; _Mexi, mesǒ_; _Coxi, cosǒ_, etc. The other way, which is easy too, is to change the final _V_ of the present indicative to _ǒ_; e.g., _Yomu, yomǒ_; _Kiku, kikǒ_; _Mǒsu, mǒsǒ_; _Mesu, mesǒ_. Those ending in {24} _çu_ change to _Tǒ_; e.g., _Tatçu, tatǒ_; _Catçu, catǒ_. Those ending in _Nuru_ change to _Nǒ_; e.g., _Xinuru, xinǒ_; _Ynuru, ynǒ_. This second rule seems to be more naturally in accord with the rules for the Japanese language._ _The imperative changes the final _I_ of the root to _E_. Those ending in _Chi_ change to _Te_; e.g., _Yome_; _Kike_; _Tamochi, tamote_; _Vchi, ute_; _Machi, mate_._ _The present conjunctive is formed by adding _Ba_ to the imperative; e.g., _Yomeba_; _Tateba_.[31] For the preterit, _Reba_ is added to the preterit indicative; e.g., _Yôdarebe_.[32] For the future the final _Ru_ of the future indicative is changed to _Reba_; e.g., _Yomǒzureba_. The conjunctive in _Domo_ is formed in the same manner; e.g., _Yomedomo, yôdaredomo, yomǒzuredomo_._