Badul verbs: sealk

Etymology

From Middle Badul sealg, from Old Badul selg, from Ucerian selg, from Proto-Bintic *selgati. Cognate with Torse seilg (the act of hunting).

Pronunciation

• (stressed)
  • IPA: /sʲalkʲ/

• (unstressed)
  • IPA: /ʃalg/ /ʃalkʲ/

Definition

Verb

1. to hunt.
2. to chase.

Conjugation

• Infinitive: a sealk
• Subjunctive: bew or begn sealk

Conjugation of swist

			singular			plural
			first	second	third	first	second	third
independent	simple present		sealk mi	sealk hu	sealk o/i/e/ise	sealk sin	sealk sive/sen	sealk yad
	simple past		salk mi	salk hu	salk o/i/e/ise	salk sin	salk sive/sen	salk yad
	simple future		sealkay mi	sealkay hu	sealkay o/i/e/ise	sealkay sin	sealkay sive/sen	sealkay yad
	conditional		sealkagh mi	sealkagh hu	sealkagh o/i/e/ise	sealkagh sin	sealkagh sive/sen	sealkagh yad

			singular			plural
			first	second	third	first	second	third
negative	simple present		cha sealk mi	cha sealk hu	cha sealk o/i/e/ise	cha sealk sin	cha sealk sive/sen	cha sealk yad
	simple past		cha salk mi	cha salk hu	cha salk o/i/e/ise	cha salk sin	cha salk sive/sen	cha salk yad
	simple future		cha sealkay mi	cha sealkay hu	cha sealkay o/i/e/ise	cha sealkay sin	cha sealkay sive/sen	cha sealkay yad
	conditional		cha sealkagh mi	cha sealkagh hu	cha sealkagh o/i/e/ise	cha sealkagh sin	cha sealkagh sive/sen	cha sealkagh yad