Quenya/Verleden tijd: verschil tussen versies

 

 

* A-stammen met een lange kernklinker die niet op -'''ya''' eindigen:

::'''hauta'''- "stoppen" → '''i elda hautanë''' "de elf stopte"

 

 

 

 

The primitive verbs that end in -'''t''', -'''c''', -'''p''', -'''l''', -'''qu''' undergo the so called nasal inversion because the -'''n''' of the past ending is placed before these consonants

 

 

 

The primitive verbs that end in -'''v''' or -'''s''' do not get the regular ending -'''në''', but instead they get -'''ë''' and lengthen the central vowel:

 

 

 

These verbs can be conjugated by the regular formation, but most of the time their final -'''a''' or -'''u''' is dropped and they are conjugated as if they were primitive verbs:

 

 

 

These verbs have two different past tenses which are used depending on whether it is used transitively or intransitively.

 

 

 

Some verbs are completely irregular: