User:Dixtosa/The Eternal Dilemma of Georgian Verbs

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I don't know what exact purpose this subpage serves... but anyways

Verb conjugation articles/books[edit]

linguistic characterization of Georgian verbs[edit]

Thematic suffixes : ი, ავ, ამ, ებ, ობ, and rarely ემ and ო.

Dictionary forms of a Georgian verb:

screeve transitive di-transitive intransitive static verb
1. Verbal noun თესვა წერა ყეფა ?
2. Active (present or future) თესავს სწერს ყეფს წევს
3. With objective versioner ითესავს ითესავს ითესავს ითესავს
4. With subjective versioner უთესავს უთესავს უთესავს უთესავს
5. Causative ათესვინებს ათესვინებს ათესვინებს ათესვინებს
6. Passive (present or future) ეთესება ეთესება ეთესება ეთესება
7. Passive with objective versioner ითესება ითესება ითესება ითესება
8. static-ish verb#1 თესია თესია თესია თესია
9. static-ish verb#2 უთესია უთესია უთესია უთესია

each of 2-9 can have its paradigm (only third-person forms)




Lemma for Georgian verbs[edit]

pros and cons follow:

Verbal noun[edit]

Pros[edit]

  1. kinda feels right, as it is equivalent to infinitive
  2. translation is easy

Cons[edit]

  1. apparently
  2. the odds that verbal noun does not exist is more than that of present/future indicative
  3. difficult to understand meaning of inflectional form because one has to first deduce the meaning of current word and then apply inflectional rules

Present/future indicative[edit]

Pros[edit]

  1. it is easier for a reader to understand each inflectional form's meaning.

Cons[edit]

  1. translation is hell difficult

Current standard[edit]

Other options[edit]

  • learn arabic cut might have similar structure or it might just give some insights
  • maybe have verbal noun as lemma and {{ka-verb-related}} terms are obvious like inflectional forms
  • or maybe have VN and {{ka-verbal-related}} as lemmata and define as if they were infinitves ! :/ :D
  • or maybe have first person past as lemma. first-person-ness will turn she/he/it into I and past-ness will turn "is doing" into did. problem: present perfect :|