Pruuship

Yulish

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /pʀuːˈʃip/

Verb

pruuship (infinitive)

1. to mess up, to ruin, to sully, to dirty

Inflection

Conjugation of pruushhip

Active		Singular			Plural
		First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Indicative	Non-Past	pruushvi	[[pruush{{{finc}}}la]]	pruushsh	pruushm	pruushfa	pruushr
	Past	prüshki	prüshkla	prüshkish	prüshkim	prüshkfa	prüshkir
Participle	Non-Past	pruushyad
	Past	prüshkad
Imperative		prusshata
Infinitive		pruushhip
Passive		Singular			Plural
		First	Second	Third	First	Second	Third
Indicative	Non-Past	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wi]]	[[pruush{{{finc}}}willa]]	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wish]]	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wim]]	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wiffa]]	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wir]]
	Past	prüshkwi	prüshkwila	prüshkwish	prüshkwim	prüshkwifa	prüshkwir
Participle	Non-Past	[[pruush{{{finc}}}wad]]
	Past	prüshkwad
Imperative		prusshwata
Infinitive		[[pruush{{{finc}}}wip]]