Son

Sondiv

Etymology

Root Proto-Sondiv *s-m.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈsɔ̃/

Orthographic Form

usm=

Verb

son (intransitive active imperative)

1. give

Inflection

Conjugation of son

Active	Intransitive	Participle	Verbal Noun
Imperfect	isen	-simen	-[[{{{noun}}}]]
Perfect	asan	-saman
Gnomic	uson	-sumon
Subjunctive	idison
Imperative	son
Active	Transitive
Imperfect	isima
Perfect	asamu
Gnomic	usumi
Subjunctive	idisuma
Imperative	sumi
Passive	No Expressed Agent	Expressed Agent	Participle
Imperfect	isimev	isimeva	-simiv
Perfect	asamev	asamevu	-samav
Gnomic	usumev	usumevi	-sumuv
Subjunctive	idisumev	idisumeva
Imperative	sumev	sumevi

Væyne Zaanics

Etymology

Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈson/

Orthographic Form

son

Pronoun

son (nominative second person singular, dark, plural coch)

1. you; second person singular dark personal pronoun, nominative case

Inflection

Væyne Zaanics Personal Pronouns Singular Plural 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person Nominative Light hiþ sen væy vic cech ræst Dark huþ son vaw mur coch last Accusative Light hiþæ senæ væynæ vice ceche ræste Dark huþa sona vawna murno cocho lasto Genitive Light hiþec senec væynec vicic cechic ræstic Dark huþoc sonoc vawnoc murnuc cochuc lastuc Dative Light hiþær senær væynær vicer cecher ræster Dark huþar sonar vawnar murnor cochor lastor Locative Light hiþes senes væynes vicis cechis ræstis Dark huþos sonos vawnos murnus cochus lastus Ablative Light hiþæælæ senæælæ væynæælæ viceele cecheele ræsteele Dark huþaala sonaala vawnaala murnoolo cochoolo lastoolo Vocative Light eeþe esene evene ivice iceche iræse Dark ooþo osono ovono umurno ucocho ulaso Possessive Adjective Light hiþe sene væyne vice ceche ræste Dark huþo sono vawno murno cocho lasto Subject Clitic Light hi- se- væ- vi- ce- ræ- Dark hu- so- va- mu- co- la- Object Clitic/Imperative Subject Clitic Light -ih -es -æy -iv -ec -æst Dark -uh -os -aw -um -oc -ast

Creation and Usage Notes

This is the pronoun all humans would use with each other (contrast with sen). -David J. Peterson 18:21, 14 April 2020 (PDT)