User:Mike/sv-verb-conj-custom

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Conjugations of
Mike/sv-verb-conj-custom 		Active Passive Habitual/
Reciprocal
Infinitive Mike/sv-verb-conj-custom Template:wlink Template:wlink
Indicative Present Template:wlink Template:wlink,
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Preterite Template:wlink Template:wlink Template:wlink
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Subjunctive Present Template:wlink Template:wlink ?
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  • Active subjunctive is very rare except certain fixed expressions, passive even rarer, and habitual/reciprocal I could imagine constructions where it could be used, but so far not I haven't found any actual occurrences.
  • There is a long term dispute on sv.wikt on whether the passive imperative exist - search engines are of no use as the form would be spelled the same way as either infinitive or present passive tense (depending on the verb). However, that form is rare, if it exists...
  • The second present participle is chiefly used in speech - could be considered somewhat colloquial.
  • The past participle (or should one call it "perfect participle"?) behaves like an adjective, with such inflections. Usually not comparable. (Ever any exceptions there?)
  • The present passive indicative: most words only have one form there, but a sizable minority have two.
  • Verbs like andas and mötas could motivate a separation of habitual (andas) and reciprocal (mötas).
  • Which combinations of voices do we have? a, a+p, a+p+h+r, h, r are the ones I've found so far.
                              5    6    7  8  9   10   11  12  13  14   15  16  17  18  19  20    21     22           (uses)
dansa|r|de               ->   e    de   s  s  -   des  ts  s   es  des  -   -   -   -   -   nde   ndes   d            a+p
hoppa|r|de|particle=upp  ->   e    de+  s+ s+ -   des+ ts+ s+  es  des+ -   -   -   -   -   +nde  +ndes  +d           a+p
höj|er|de                ->   e    de   as s  es  des  ts  s   es  des  -   -   -   -   -   ande  andes  d            a+p
köp|er|te                ->   e    te   as s  es  tes  ts  s   es  tes  -   -   -   -   -   ande  andes  t            a+p
klös|er|te               ->   e    te   as -  es  tes  ts  -   es  tes  -   -   -   -   -   ande  andes  t            a+p
sy|r|dde                 ->   -    dde  s  s  -   ddes tts s   s   ddes -   -   -   -   -   ende  endes  dd           a+p
hör||de                  ->   e    de   s  s  es  des  ts  s   es  des  as  s   des ts  s   ande  andes  d            a+p+h+r



anda|s|des               ->   ?    ?    -  -  -   -    -   -   ?   ?    -   -                                         h
möt|s|tes                ->                                                                                           r

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vill|ville|velat|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|                                                                                 a
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