ful

Riyan

Etymology

From Old Riyan fuld, from Proto-Riyanic *fúlădă, from Proto-Hirdic *p̄ɯl-, from Proto-Laenkean *pɯl- (“to be”). The present, past and imperative inflected forms are from the Hirdic verb Proto-Hirdic *snat- (“to become”).

Pronunciation

• (Kuoma) IPA^(key): /fyl/, [fʏl]
• Rhyme: -yl

Verb

ful (irregular)

1. to be

   Naŗ șaonaor.

   I am a writer.

   Na taos armâs on Kuoma.

   This milk is from Kuoma.

2. forms periphrastic tenses when combined with a verb-noun or participle

   Naŗ șaoníd.

   I am writing.

   Țí vjaor faníd sí gulaor.

   The woman was walking to the station.

Conjugation

ExpandConjugation of ful (inflected)
verb noun	fulíd
past/passive participle	fulúŗ
Inflected forms	singular		plural
	first	second/third	first	second/third
present	naŗ	na	nús	nú
past	țíŗ	țí	țús	țú
conditional	fueŗ	fueș	fuos	fuo
imperative		dar		dúr

Antonyms

• ŗaor (“to not be”)

Mutation

Riyan mutation
radical	lenited
ful	hul
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.