Eþonoh
Væyne Zaanics
Etymology
Created jointly by Thomas Lyr, Bernard Severn, and Isabelle Lyr.
Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
eþonoh
Verb
eþonoh (infinitive, dark, present eþon, present participle eþono)
- to lose, to misplace
Inflection
| Finite | Infinitive | Participle | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Present | eþon | eþonoh | eþono |
| Past | eþaj | eþajoh | eþajo |
| Future | eþul | eþulnoh | eþulno |
| Present Progressive | neþon | neþonoh | neþono |
| Past Progressive | neþaj | neþajoh | neþajo |
| Future Progressive | neþul | neþulnoh | neþulno |
| Present Perfect | jeþon | jeþonoh | jeþono |
| Pluperfect | jeþaj | jeþajoh | jeþajo |
| Future Perfect | jeþul | jeþulnoh | jeþulno |
| Immediate Future | leþon | leþonoh | leþono |
| Conditional | leþaj | leþajoh | leþajo |
| Future Intentional | leþul | leþulnoh | leþulno |