Ancient South Atamaran Language/Verbs

Verb List

The following verbs are all in the simple present tense. For more on tense suffixes and prefixes, see the main Ancient South Atamaran Language documents.

to be - wun
to love - elor
to fight - foch
to go - mach
to live - bel
to die - atoste
to give birth - wamp
to be born - salo
to breathe - vuruta
to eat - doyo
to drink - nipo
to speak - campu
to listen - afaten
to sing - gasta
to shout - hishe
to whisper - vudo
to write - tilaba
to chant - erug
to march - gench
to command - udibuy
to obey - duteche
to follow - femo
to run - oga
to escape - ashugeg
to hide - arusud
to search - aristu
to rise up - gemashu
to fall down - sestaso
to wound - ruku
to bleed - ogim
to sicken - eshawuch
to meet - canse
to harvest - imase
to sew - risishe
to store - hostepo
to trade - eboshfi
to give - guso
to receive - okunsa
to read - etilaba
to carry - lubak
to push - opaw
to touch - rob
to break - pipa
to cut - kuch
to chop - puche
to pierce - evic
to dig - mast
to bury - elere
to set down - elubak
to pull - anod
to taste - tigo
to see - rega
to look - pipe
to smell - wans
to feel - gichu
to use - ushi
to unite - akarvu
to destroy - uchut
to waste - ukek
to explore - gurvedom
to journey - nushora
to advance - yoku
to come - irel
to stop, halt - depe
to stay, remain - koybe
to return - cubi
to turn back - haduwu
to pass - lirva
to cross - luca
to miss - buleno
to pursue - chusno
to catch - valuco
to rescue - isafov
to flutter - anatit
to shake - ochom
to descend - shevu
to ascend - eshevu
to leap - bemo
to walk - chosho
to swim - worafu
to crawl - odogam

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Verb List

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