Sihi

Shiväisith

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈsihi/

Orthographic Form

siki

Verb

sihi (infinitive)

1. to do, to act, to perform (pro-verb)

Inflection

Conjugation of sihi Singular Plural First Second Third First Second Third Present Positive sir sil sith sijel sinil sivil Negative lir sis lil sis lith sis lijel sis linil sis livil sis Hodiernal Positive siir siil siith siijel siinil siivil Negative yr siis yl siis yth siis yjel siis ynil siis yvil siis Imperfect Positive sinär sinäl sinith sinjel sinnil sinvil Negative linär sis linäl sis linith sis linjel sis linnil sis linvil sis Perfect Positive siinär siinäl siinith siinjel siinnil siinvil Negative ynär siis ynäl siis ynith siis ynjel siis ynnil siis ynvil siis Past Habitual Positive sirjä siljä sitjä sijeljä siniljä siviljä Negative lirjä sis liljä sis litjä sis lijeljä sis liniljä sis liviljä sis Ancient Positive siirjä siiljä siitjä siijeljä siiniljä siiviljä Negative yrjä siis yljä siis ytjä siis yjeljä siis yniljä siis yviljä siis Present Subjunctive Positive siidrä siidlä siidhith siidjel siidnil siidvil Negative liidrä sis liidlä sis liidhith sis liidjel sis liidnil sis liidvil sis Past Subjunctive Positive siidrä siidlä siidhith siidjel siidnil siidvil Negative yydrä siis yydlä siis yydhith siis yydjel siis yydnil siis yydvil siis Future Positive ar sihi al sihi äth sihi äjel sihi änil sihi ävil sihi Negative lir sihi lil sihi lith sihi lijel sihi linil sihi livil sihi Conditional Positive äär sihi ääl sihi ääth sihi jeel sihi niil sihi viil sihi Negative yr sihi yl sihi yth sihi yjel sihi ynil sihi yvil sihi Imperative siidh Infinitive sihi

Creation and Usage Notes

This verb's a bit irregular, in that in the positive, it makes no distinction between the present and past subjunctive. This was an oversight in creating the verb, since I was creating it for one line that, I think, didn't end up getting used (they wanted several alternates). I figured if I was creating a pro-verb, it'd better be short, so I made it short. Did not consider what havoc that would wreak on the latter rows of the paradigm. So be it. -David J. Peterson 03:39, 28 January 2020 (PST)