zavia
/'za.vi.a/
verb
fly
Tense, Aspect, and Mood
|
|
Ø |
IPF |
IMP |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Ø |
|
zaviali |
zaviafadh |
|
PAST |
zaviadem |
zavialidem |
zaviafadhem |
|
FUT |
zaviamai |
zaviamali |
zaviafadhi |
Examples:
Present tense
Ahnvoru zavia libahr.
Gloss: Bird-PL fly often.
Translation: "Birds fly often."
Past tense
Menchad zaviadem basorrab dalu.
Gloss: Insect fly-PST house-LOC through.
Translation: "(The) insect flew through (the) house."
Future tense
Veru zaviamai orra fuithorab.
Gloss: 1PL fly-FUT NEG tomorrow-LOC.
Translation: "We won't fly tomorrow."
Present imperfect
Ve zaviali!.
Gloss: 1 fly-IPF!
Translation: "I'm flying!"
Past imperfect
Shur zavialidem pristidash.
Gloss: 3PL fly-IPF-PST city-ABL.
Translation: "They were flying from (the) building."
Future imperfect
Zi zaviamali zahn thazeilrab?.
Gloss: 2 fly-IPF.FUT 2.GEN spouse-LOC?
Translation: "You'll be flying with your spouse?"
Present imperative
Zaviafadh, zi jolakru!
Gloss: Fly-IMP, 2 foolish-PL!
Translation: "Fly, you fools!"
Notes: This is, of course, just a bit of fun - Gandalf would most likely not use this expression in Lasat. The meaning of the line in English is closer to "run away", so he'd probably use ludafadh, "Run!".
Past imperative
Besneeto zaviafadhem kulanrab dalu.
Gloss: Butterfly fly-PST-IMP window-LOC through.
Translation: "(The) butterfly must have flown through (the) window."
Future imperative
Zaviafadhi orra modhu zi romir ginromkad..
Gloss: Fly-IMP.FUT NEG after 2 drink alcohol-ACC.
Translation: "(You must) not fly after you drink alcohol."
