TGV/MGV - Lesson 11
Ba-|Iyi-Gol-Vuhlkansu - Tupa 11

REGULAR STRONG VERBS
Pakhaik Kari-Tor-Zhitlar

    New Vocabulary
    Uzh-Zhit-Feim

    Betau to approach
    Danau to explain
    Fnashtau to sweep
    Kitau to write
    Klashau to guard
    Leipau to bake
    Nehau to rot
    The'polau to sauté
    Tishau to like
    Vashau to destroy
    Vravshau to fail

    Has-bosh ill, sick
    K'avon hungry
    Mol-kur magenta
    Muhl healthy, well
    Nev-kur maroon (color)
    Rik'avon full (no longer hungry)
    Zhai-kur gray
    Zhar-kur orange (color)

    Kap bread
    Lan-tol floor
    Lof purpose
    Ne-yartra meadow
    Nisan examination, test
    Opilsu chef
    Sazh vegetable
    Svai flower
    Urozh crops


    Notes
    Pitohlar

    Regular Strong Verbs (RSV's) are very common in Traditional and Modern Golic Vulcan. Like other Golic verbs, they are very simple to use, having the same form for all persons in present tense. There are no separate transitive or intransitive forms in Traditional and Modern Golic Vulcan. Unlike Weak Verbs and Irregular Strong Verbs, the RSV's have a different ending in simple past tense.

    In this lesson we will be discussing only the present tense of RSV's. Later lessons will cover past and future forms of verbs. Below is an example of a present tense RSV:
      Kitau = to write

      Kitau nash-veh = I write
      Kitau du = you (singular) write
      Kitau sa-veh = he writes
      Kitau ko-veh = she writes
      Kitau ish-veh = it writes
      Kitau etek = we write
      Kitau dular = you (plural) write
      Kitau au = they write

    Exercise 1
    Tusok 1

    Translate the following into Federation Standard English:

    1. Leipau Sonok kap. 2. Fnashtau T'Luki lan-tol. 3. Klashau sehlat pla-kur svep. 4. Danau Sonok lof na'T'Luki. 5. Nehau urozh svi'solai. 6. Vashau salan svailar svi'ne-yartra. 7. Tishau sa-kan ko-kan. 8. The'polau Opilsu nev-kur sazhlar. 9. Sonok muhl hi T'Luki has-bosh. 10. Vravshau sa-kan nisan. 11. Betau nesh-kur sehlat mol-kur svai svi'ne-yartra. 12. Tishau T'Luki yon-kur heh zhar-kur svailar hi ri nev-kur. 13. Sa-kan k'avon hi ko-kan rik'avon.

    Exercise 2
    Tusok 2

    Translate the following into Golic Vulcan:

    1. T'Luki bakes the bread. 2. Sonok sweeps the floor. 3. The sehlat guards the green door. 4. T'Luki explains the purpose to Sonok. 5. The crops rot in the field. 6. The girl likes the boy. 7. The wind destroys the flowers in the meadow. 8. The chef is sautéing the orange vegetables. 9. Sonok is sick but T'luki is well. 10. The girl fails the test. 11. The white sehlat approaches the maroon flower in the meadow. 12. T'Luki likes blue and orange flowers but not red. 13. The girl is hungry but the boy is full.



    The student is encouraged to learn further by making new sentences based on words from the dictionaries.




This lesson was put online on
January 4, 2001
and last updated on
June 29, 2007.




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