Full Mobelish Conjugation Chart

~~so far~~

This chart will conjugate the word "fenzap," meaning "to eat." Remember that tupa and tupo go with tupe, and that tupoko and tuphmi go with tupalo.

Impersonal Forms

There are three forms of the verb that do not contain a person in them, and so are used with other verbs. They are the infinitive form, the gerrund form, and the past participle form.

The infinitive form is the one you'll see in the word lists. The word fenzak means "to eat."

The gerrund form is the form that will be used in the Continous mood, and the word fenzeyto means "eating."

The past participle form is the the form that will be used in Compound tenses, and the word fenzsab means "eaten."

Indicative

Simple

Simple conjugations do not need any helping verbs, only the verb itself.

- Present

Used to describe an action that is in the present, usually as a statement that can be taken as a fact, like "I eat" or "I do eat."

Omi	fenzi	oof	Omhki	fenzhliv
Ech	fenzek	oof	Ecalh	fenzhlek
Tupe	fenza	oof	Tupalo	fenzax

- Imperfect

Used to describe an action in the past that was not completed, like "I ate" or "I used to eat."

Omi	fenziwi	oof	Omhki	fenzhwiliv
Ech	fenzawek	oof	Ecalh	fenzhwelek
Tupe	fenzwa	oof	Tupalo	fenzewax

- Preterite

Used to describe an action in the past that has been completed, like "I ate" or "I did eat."

Omi	fenzipi	oof	Omhki	fenzhpiliv
Ech	fenzapek	oof	Ecalh	fenzhpelek
Tupe	fenzpa	oof	Tupalo	fenzepax

- Future

Used to describe an action that will be done in the future or could happen like "I will eat" or "I might eat."

Omi	fenzbi	oof	Omhki	fenzbhliv
Ech	fenzbek	oof	Ecalh	fenzbhlek
Tupe	fenzba	oof	Tupalo	fenzbax