| Sg.1 | tofandun |
| Sg.2 | nofandun |
| Sg.3 masc. | ofandun |
| Sg.3 fem. | mofandun |
| Sg.3 neuter | ifandun |
| Pl.1 inclusive | fofandun |
| Pl.1 exclusive | mifandun |
| Pl.2 | nifandun |
| Pl.3 | ifandun |
Sample Sentences
Verbs conjugated like fandun
setang,
sawang,
sanoto,
sanang,
sakisi,
salese,
soropa,
sosone,
sosoro,
sosere,
sowohi,
sonoto,
soloba,
sololo,
sodihi,
sirato,
silagi,
silamo,
siliba,
sidika, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
Likely from Arabic فَرْضٌ (farḍun) (with assimilation), nominative of فَرْض (farḍ, “duty, obligation”). Compare also Sranan Tongo fandun (“necessary”). See: Sranan '
fandun'.