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mood_indicative [2022/09/12 21:15] – [Usage for irrealis moods] morgothmood_indicative [2023/08/05 18:54] – [Usage for irrealis moods] khul => khûl morgoth
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   * //Dynamic// modality, expressed by future tense ("I will sing" => "Dalashub") or modal verb "can" in any tense ("I could sing (in the past)" => "Dapâshuz lashut")   * //Dynamic// modality, expressed by future tense ("I will sing" => "Dalashub") or modal verb "can" in any tense ("I could sing (in the past)" => "Dapâshuz lashut")
   * //Comissive mood//, used for promises, vows and threats: "I will find the ring" => "Dagimbub nazgum";   * //Comissive mood//, used for promises, vows and threats: "I will find the ring" => "Dagimbub nazgum";
-  * Some cases of //Jussive// and //Necessitative// moods may be expressed by [[grammar_gerundive|Gerundives]]: "The Great Eye demands you to bring the ring" => "Bhahontum khulâ fizûr thrakat nazgum".+  * Some cases of //Jussive// and //Necessitative// moods may be expressed by [[grammar_gerundive|Gerundives]]: "The Great Eye demands you to bring the ring" => "Bhahontum khûlâ fizûr thrakat nazgum".
   * //Desiderative mood// sometimes may be expressed by verbs (hope = khard), (fear = furg), (dream = taur), usually with main verb in future tense, but may be in any: "I fear they have lost the way" => "Dafurg takbûfuz mongum".   * //Desiderative mood// sometimes may be expressed by verbs (hope = khard), (fear = furg), (dream = taur), usually with main verb in future tense, but may be in any: "I fear they have lost the way" => "Dafurg takbûfuz mongum".
   * //Potential mood// uses any tense of Indicative, but adds some words expressing doubt (probably, possible): "Probably, the hobbit will find the way to the Lonely Mountain" => "Falgarz, za piraga gimbubâ mongum Ashûk Urunu".   * //Potential mood// uses any tense of Indicative, but adds some words expressing doubt (probably, possible): "Probably, the hobbit will find the way to the Lonely Mountain" => "Falgarz, za piraga gimbubâ mongum Ashûk Urunu".
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