Conditional mood

cond.

Pure irrealis

Objective marker: -饜尠饜尶

艒-grade: -饜尮饜尶-

膿-grade: -饜尨饜尮-


Conditional mood is used for non-real actions that will occur if some specified condition is fulfilled. Conditional mood is usually encountered in conditional sentences, but can also occur outside of them.

As an irrealis mood, conditional is grammatically tenseless, while morphological present (I) and past (II) tenses express different submoods:

Conditional I (present conditional) is similar in meaning to the indicative mood, marking actions that are either guaranteed or highly likely to happen if the condition is fulfilled.

饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜崁饜崅饜尮饜尶饜尯饜崉饜尠饜尮
"to project"
饜崁饜崅饜尮饜尶饜尯饜崉 - project
nt. a-stem inan.
dat. sg.
饜尦饜尶
"to"
饜尦饜尶 - to
饜尮饜尳饜尶
"him"
饜尮饜崈 - he
acc. sg.
饜尣饜尠饜尰饜尨饜崉饜尮饜尣饜尯饜尠
"what if we let"
饜尰饜尨饜崉饜尠饜尳 - to let
S-VIId2-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
I ag. hyp. 1pPA
,
饜崊饜尠饜尮饜崌饜崉饜尫饜尶饜尳
"any thing"
饜崊饜尠饜尮饜崌饜崉饜崈 - thing
f. i-stem
acc. sg.
+ negative indefinitive
饜尠饜崋饜崉饜崅饜尠
"again"
饜尠饜崋饜崉饜崅饜尠 - again
饜尳饜尮
"not"
饜尳饜尮 - not
饜崉饜崏饜崊饜崈饜尶虅饜尭饜尠
"would generally sometimes do"
饜崉饜尠饜崊饜尠饜尳 - to do
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
Imp OCCU DUST
I ag. cond. 3pSG
If we accept him into the project, he won't do anything again.
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜尶饜尳饜尰饜尠饜尮饜崌饜崉饜崅饜尶饜崋饜尳饜尮
"power outage"
饜尶饜尳饜尰饜尠饜尮饜崌饜崉饜崅饜尶饜崋饜尳饜尮 - power outage
nt. ja-stem
acc. sg.
饜崊饜尮饜崉
"we two"
饜崊饜尮饜崉 - we two
nom.
饜尫饜尠饜尡饜尮饜尭饜尠饜尶
"what if have it"
饜尫饜尠饜尡饜尠饜尳 - to have
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
Imp BASE
I obj. hyp. 1pDU
,
饜崉饜崅饜尠饜崊饜尶饜尫饜尶饜尳
"any meal"
饜崉饜崅饜尠虄饜尶 - meal
f. w艒-stem
acc. sg.
+ negative indefinite
饜尣饜尠饜崉饜尠饜崊饜尠饜尳
"to do"
饜崉饜尠饜崊饜尠饜尳 - to do, to make
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
ag. inf.
饜尶饜尪饜崊
"us two"
饜崊饜尮饜崉 - we two
acc.
饜尳饜尮
"not"
饜尳饜尮 - not
饜尲饜崏饜尣饜崊饜尶饜崊饜尠饜尶
"would be able us two"
饜尲饜尠饜尣饜尠饜尳 - circumstantial can
PP-VI-饜尣饜尠
Imp BASE
I obj. cond. 1pDU
If we will have another outage, we won't be able to cook anything.
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜尭饜尰饜尠饜尶饜尫
"flight"
饜尭饜尰饜尠饜尶饜尫饜崈 - flight
m. i-stem
acc. sg.
饜尠饜崋饜崉饜崅饜尠
"again"
饜尠饜崋饜崉饜崅饜尠 - again
饜尣饜尠饜尰饜尠饜崉饜尵饜尠虄饜尮饜尭饜尠饜尶
"will be delayed again it"
饜尰饜尠饜崉饜尵饜尠饜尳 - to delay
W-饜尣饜尣饜尠
GenP PASS
I obj. hyp. 3pSG
,
饜崋饜尮饜尰饜尶
"very"
饜崋饜尮饜尰饜尶 - very
饜尠饜尳饜尠饜尮饜崅饜崉饜尶饜尫饜尠饜尶
"be annoyed me"
饜尠饜尮饜崅饜崉饜尠饜尳 - to be annoyed
S-III-饜尣饜尠
IncP BASE
I ag. cond. 1pSG
If the flight will be delayed again, i will be very annoyed.

Conditional II (past conditional) is similar in meaning to the dubitative mood, marking events that may occur if the condition is fulfilled, but can be reasonably expected to not happen even if the condition is met.

饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜尡饜崏饜尯
"book"
饜尡饜崏饜尯饜崈 - book
f. sc-stem
acc. sg.
饜崈饜尰饜尠饜尯饜尮饜尭饜尠饜尶
"what if was boring it"
饜崈饜尰饜尠饜尯饜尠饜尳 - to be boring
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
Imp BASE
I ag. hyp. 1pSG
,
饜尮饜尵饜尶
"her"
饜崈饜尮 - she
acc. sg.
饜尲饜尮饜崈
"to me"
饜尮饜尯 - I
dat.
饜尣饜尠饜尣饜尨饜尡饜崊饜尶饜尭饜尠
"would maybe give"
饜尣饜尮饜尡饜尠饜尳 - to give
S-V-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
II ag. cond. 3pSG
If the book will be boring, he will (likely) give it to me.
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜尦饜崊饜尠饜尰饜尮饜尭饜尶饜尫饜尶饜尳
"any stupid thing"
饜尦饜崊饜尠饜尰饜尮饜尭饜尠 - something stupid
f. 艒-stem
acc. sg.
饜尳饜尮
"not"
饜尳饜尮 - not
饜尣饜尠饜崉饜尠饜崊饜尮饜尪饜尠
"what if you do"
饜崉饜尠饜崊饜尠饜尳 - to do
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
I ag. hyp. 2pSG
,
饜尳饜尨饜崍饜尮饜崈饜崉饜尮饜尳饜尠
"with the next"
饜尳饜尨饜崍饜尮饜崈饜崉饜崈 - next
a-stem
weak m. instr. sg.
饜尲饜尨饜尳饜崏饜尭饜尠
"with month"
饜尲饜尨饜尳饜崏饜尭饜崈 - month
m. sc-stem inan.
instr. sg.
饜尣饜尠饜崋饜崅饜尨饜尲饜崊饜尶饜崌饜尠
"they few will maybe promote"
饜崋饜崅饜尮饜尲饜尠饜尳 - to promote
S-IV-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
II ag. cond. 3pPA
If you don't mess up, they may promote you next month.
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮
"if"
饜尵饜尠饜尡饜尠虅饜尮 - if
饜尣饜尠饜崅饜崊饜尠
"busy"
饜尣饜尠饜崅饜尶饜崈 - busy
wa-stem
str. f. nom. sg.
饜尳饜尮
"not"
饜尳饜尮 - not
饜崊饜尠饜尮饜崅饜尭饜尠饜尡饜尮饜尫饜尠饜尶
"what if become for a while me"
饜崊饜尠饜尮饜崅饜尭饜尠饜尳 - to become; will
S-III-饜尣饜尠
Imp DUTE
I obj. hyp. 1pSG
,
饜尠虅饜尶饜崋饜崉饜崏
"maybe"
饜尠虅饜尶饜崋饜崉饜崏 - maybe
饜尣饜尠饜尩饜尨饜尲饜崊饜尶饜尫饜尠
"I would maybe come"
饜尩饜尮饜尲饜尠饜尳 - to come
S-IV-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
II ag. cond. 1pSG
If I am not busy, I will maybe come.

Despite its name, conditional mood can often be encountered outside of conditional sentences. In these cases some implied condition should still be present in the context.

饜尣饜尮饜崈饜崉饜崅饜尠饜尦饜尠饜尣饜尮饜崈
"tomorrow"
饜尣饜尮饜崈饜崉饜崅饜尠饜尦饜尠饜尣饜尮饜崈 - tomorrow
饜尠饜尰饜尠饜尰饜尠虅饜尮饜崈饜尮饜尳饜尮饜尡饜尠饜崅饜尶饜尭
"into university"
饜尠饜尰饜尠饜尰饜尠虅饜尮饜崈饜尮饜尳饜尮饜尡饜尠饜崅 - university
m. r-stem inan.
all. sg.
饜尣饜尠饜尩饜尮饜尲
"you shall come"
饜尩饜尮饜尲饜尠饜尳 - to come
S-IV-饜尣饜尠
Imp BASE
I ag. imp. 2pSG
,
饜尠虅饜尮饜尭饜尭饜尠虅饜尶
"or"
饜尠虅饜尮饜尭饜尭饜尠虅饜尶 - or
饜尭饜尶
"thou"
饜尭饜尶 - thou
nom.
饜崈饜崏饜尯饜尳饜尮饜尳饜崈
"problems"
饜崈饜崏饜尯饜尳饜崈 - problem
f. i-stem
acc. pl.
饜尫饜尠饜尡饜尶虅饜尳饜尠饜尶
"would have them"
饜尫饜尠饜尡饜尠饜尳 - have
S-VI-饜尣饜尠
Imp DUST
I obj. cond. 3pPL
Come to the university tomorrow or you will have problems.
饜尳饜尮
"not"
饜尳饜尮 - not
饜尰饜尮饜尭饜崈
"please leave"
饜尰饜尨饜尮饜尭饜尠饜尳 - to leave
S-I-饜尣饜尠
Imp BASE
II ag. imp. 2pSG
!
饜尠虅饜尮饜尳饜尠饜崈饜尮饜尳饜尭饜崏饜尳
"the one-time"
饜尠虅饜尮饜尳饜尠饜崈饜尮饜尳饜尭饜崈 - one-time
a-stem
weak f. acc. sg.
饜尠饜崋饜崅饜尮饜崈饜崈
"discount"
饜尠饜崋饜崅饜尮饜崈饜崈 - discount
f. i-stem
acc. sg.
饜尣饜尠饜崋饜崅饜尠饜尰饜尨饜崉饜尶饜尪饜尠
"you one would let go of"
饜崋饜崅饜尠饜尰饜尨饜崉饜尠饜尳 - to let go of
S-VIId2-饜尣饜尠
GenP BASE
I ag. cond. 2pSG
!
Don't leave! You will be missing on our one-time deal!

Formation

Ag. I Ag. II Obj. I Obj. II
1pSG P-饜尶饜尫饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尫饜尠 P-饜尶饜尫饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尫饜尠饜尶
2pSG P-饜尶饜尪饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尪饜尠 P-饜尶饜尪饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尪饜尠饜尶
3pSG P-饜尶饜尭饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尭饜尠 P-饜尶饜尭饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尭饜尠饜尶
1pDU P-饜尶饜崊饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崊饜尠 P-饜尶饜崊饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崊饜尠饜尶
2pDU P-饜尶饜尦饜尪饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尦饜尪饜尠 P-饜尶饜尦饜尪饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尦饜尪饜尠饜尶
3pDU P-饜尶饜崉饜崈饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崉饜崈饜尠 P-饜尶饜崉饜崈饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崉饜崈饜尠饜尶
1pPA P-饜尶饜尣饜尯饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尣饜尯饜尠 P-饜尶饜尣饜尯饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尣饜尯饜尠饜尶
2pPA P-饜尶饜尯饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尯饜尠 P-饜尶饜尯饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尯饜尠饜尶
3pPA P-饜尶饜崌饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崌饜尠 P-饜尶饜崌饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜崌饜尠饜尮
1pPL P-饜尶饜尲饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尲饜尠 P-饜尶饜尲饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尲饜尠饜尶
2pPL P-饜尶饜尦饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尦饜尠 P-饜尶饜尦饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尦饜尠饜尶
3pPL P-饜尶饜尳饜尠 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尳饜尠 P-饜尶饜尳饜尠饜尶 PJ-饜崊饜尶饜尳饜尠饜尶

Strong-like conditionals use degraded even vowels in agentive mode with a subjunctive marker -饜尠.

Durative-static uses degraded -饜尶虅- as leading vowel in all non-past forms.

As an irrealis mood, conditional only uses the major past vowel in root-dynamic aspects.