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In colloquial speech participles also have category of [[grammar_number|number]] expressed by the standard plural suffix. It's added according to rules for [[declension_classes|declension class]], after adding participle suffix to the verb root. | In colloquial speech participles also have category of [[grammar_number|number]] expressed by the standard plural suffix. It's added according to rules for [[declension_classes|declension class]], after adding participle suffix to the verb root. | ||
- | Participles is the main way to express passive [[grammar_verb# | + | Participles is the main way to express passive [[grammar_verb# |
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| Present Passive | Nazgum //kulâ// **orsk__ag__** zil | The ring //is// **being stolen** now | | | Present Passive | Nazgum //kulâ// **orsk__ag__** zil | The ring //is// **being stolen** now | | ||
| ::: | Nazgum //kuzâ// **orsk__ag__** shi fugh(tîl) | The ring //was// **being stolen** at (last) night | | | ::: | Nazgum //kuzâ// **orsk__ag__** shi fugh(tîl) | The ring //was// **being stolen** at (last) night | | ||
- | | Past Passive | + | | Past Passive |
| ::: | Nagzum //kulâ// **orsk__aga__** | | ::: | Nagzum //kulâ// **orsk__aga__** | ||
^ Adjectival use ^^^ | ^ Adjectival use ^^^ |