Verb Conjugation in Hwisperifos

&nbsp Compared to some of the other forms of conjugation, The Hwisperifos system is rather simple as it only inflects for person, tense and mood but never for number.

Simple Forms
Simple forms are those which do not require an extra verb in conjugation. the verb Hudadh (to walk) will be used for examples.

Indicative
The indicative is the basic mood ofr all Verbs

Negative
Verbs in Hwisperifos are negated by congugating into a Negative mood.

Interrogative
This mood is used for asking questions.

Complex forms
These Forms require the use if an Auxillary verb. The main verb follows the auxillary ith an altered ending.

Perfect
The Perfect is used to reflect an action that has been completed. the verb used for this is Pithadh.

Imperfect
The imperfect is used to reflect an action that has not been completed. It uses the verb Hwashadh

Progressive
The Progressive is used to express a verb that is currently being done. it uses the verb Filahwadh.

Auxillary
Auxillaries refer to any verb that can proceed another. Auxillary verbs include
 * Lhehwadh to go
 * Hikadh to want
 * Hwadh to need
 * Bydadath to like
 * Katadh to be able to
 * Hyradh to stop
 * etc.