Verbal Noun:
Gerund:
Participle: jargit
Translation: can
Periphrastic Forms
Present
Imperfect
Perfect
Pluperfect
Preterite
Future
Conditional
Imperative
Synthetic Forms
Present Independent
Present Dependent
| Sg.1 | jargym |
| Sg.2 | jarg |
| Sg.3m | jarg |
| Sg.3f | jarg |
| Pl.1 | jargmayd |
| Pl.2 | jarg |
| Pl.3 | jarg |
Future Independent
Future Dependent
| Sg.1 | jargym |
| Sg.2 | jarg |
| Sg.3m | jarg |
| Sg.3f | jarg |
| Pl.1 | jargmayd |
| Pl.2 | jarg |
| Pl.3 | jarg |
Future Relative
| Sg.1 | yargym |
| Sg.2 | yargys |
| Sg.3m | yargys |
| Sg.3f | yargys |
| Pl.1 | yargysmayd |
| Pl.2 | yargys |
| Pl.3 | yargys |
Conditional Independent
Conditional Dependent
| Sg.1 | jargin |
| Sg.2 | jargagh |
| Sg.3m | jargagh |
| Sg.3f | jargagh |
| Pl.1 | jargagh |
| Pl.2 | jargagh |
| Pl.3 | jargagh |
Imperative
Verbs conjugated like jarg
jarg,
Translations
can, to be able
can, may
Etymology
Sample Sentences