Template:mdf-conj-2

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Subjective conjugation of mdf-conj-2
Present / future
1st singular — мон (mon) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ан ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}an)
2nd singular — тон (ton) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ат ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}at)
3rd singular — сон (son) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}и ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}i)
1st plural — минь (miń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}тама ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}tama)
2nd plural — тинь (ťiń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}тада ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}tada)
3rd plural — синь (śiń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ихть ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}ihť)
Past I
1st singular — мон (mon) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}онь ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}oń)
2nd singular — тон (ton) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}оть ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}oť)
3rd singular — сон (son) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}сь ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}ś)
1st plural — минь (miń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}оме ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}ome)
2nd plural — тинь (ťiń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}оде ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}oďe)
3rd plural — синь (śiń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}сть ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}śť)
Compound future
1st singular — мон (mon) карман {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karman {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
2nd singular — тон (ton) кармат {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karmat {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
3rd singular — сон (son) кармай {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karmaj {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
1st plural — минь (miń) карматама {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karmatama {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
2nd plural — тинь (ťiń) карматада {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karmatada {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
3rd plural — синь (śiń) кармайхть {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома (karmajhť {{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
Imperative
2nd singular — тон (ton) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}т ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}t)
2nd plural — тинь (ťiń) {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ода ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}oda)
Non-finite forms
verbal noun {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ома ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}oma)
past passive participle {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ф ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}f)
agentive / pres. act. part. {{{1}}}{{{2}}}и ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}i)
present passive participle {{{1}}}{{{2}}}ови ({{{1}}}{{{2}}}ovi)
Subjective conjugation in other moods is possible.
Objective conjugation is possible for transitive verbs, see, for example, кундамс (kundams).
The following documentation is located at Template:mdf-conj-2/documentation.
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  • Intended for verbs that have a schwa before their -ms ending (i.e., ending in -ems, -oms) with the condition that the schwa gets elided/deleted in several forms (these include pres. 1st pl., pres. 2nd pl., 2nd sg. imperative)
  • Usage: молемс (moľems) – {{mdf-conj-2|мо|л|емс}}, i.e., from right to left – the ending including the schwa (-ems, -oms), the stem-final consonant and as the 1st unnamed parameter – anything that precedes the stem-final consonant.
  • Short version: if you want to avoid any surprises, limit this template's usage to 2-syllable verbs that end in -lems, -noms, -moms and -voms – these three should always work, their c-shifts are built in. Other types should be served but there may be errors. Shift-resistant consonants stems could work but it is not known if there are any such consonants, it appears that practically everything shifts before a -t (including unusual shifts like m to p).
  • The forms needed to verify that the conjugation is correct (if the verb isn't one of the ones listed above) could be:
    • either present "we" or present pl. "you"
    • present "s/he" needs to be checked for hard schwa -oms verbs to verify whether there's hard or regular i (it is currently set to hard -y for sounds that Feoktistov lists as having palatalized pairs because hard schwa stems don't take hard -y in pres. 3rd sg. in all cases, cf., simi "drinks", luvi "reads" but vany "looks"
    • (maybe past "s/he" as well, although it appears that n-stems are the only that have a specific form (with a -c instead of -s))
    • this form can be hard to find, but ideally – 2nd sg. imperative, this form should be predictable but in the case of -moms verbs the elided vowel imperat. ending -t is unexpectedly soft -t' (other "hard schwa" -oms verbs have a hard -t imperat. ending) simoms "to drink" – sipt' "drink! " (consistent with as many as 5 sources), širemoms "to bend" – širept' "bend!" (1 source, perhaps not the most reliable.)
  • Poljakov gave a fuller paradigm for molems but Golenkov gave mere 2 tenses for vanoms (+ compound future) this template is limited to the latter.
  • Not to be used with -ems verbs which don't delete the schwa, e.g., those derived with the imperf./iterat./frequentat. suffix -ne-, e.g., tonafnems. They can often be distinguished by being longer than 2 syllables. {{mdf-conj-3}} is intended for these verbs.

Refs:

  • O. Je. Poljakov (1993) Russko-mokšanskij razgovornik , Saransk: Mordovskoje knižnoje izdatelʹstvo, →ISBN
  • Nikolaj Golenkov (2009) Govorim po-mokšanski — Korxtatama mokšeks: razgovornik , Saransk: Izdatelʹskij dom «Kniga», →ISBN

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