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====Imperative mood====
This has the same word order as the Interrogative mood except that there are no grammatical markers on the head verb. A periphrastic construction using the modifier -'''mperatur''' in an indicative sentence can have the same semantic effect. For instance, '''Ashamiliya, beBakhilfanya!''' (Assimilate, Packilvanians) is in the indicative mood. '''Bebakhilfanya beashamiliya bemperatur''' (Directly: Packilvanians Assimilate must or indirectly: Packilvanians must assimilate). The latter example is in the indicative mood.
'''Reciprocal mood'''
Indicates that the subject of the verb is doing something to itself. The suffix -shalv is used to indicate this. For instance '''bemanjeshalv''' (Eat (themselves)). For example: '''Buwayeet beparlashalv'''. (The man talks to himself)
==== Intensive and diminutive mood ====
Intensive mood indicates that the verb is done intensely. Uses the same intensive form for modifiers by adding the suffix -'''gur''' or -'''gurgur''' (double intensive). For the diminutive mood, the suffix -'''mne''' or -'''mnemne''' (double diminutive) is used. Example: '''Bemanjemnemne''' (Eat (very little)).
==== Applicative mood ====
This means to do something for or on behalf of another using the suffix -por- For instance: '''Bemanjepor''' (Eat (for/behalf of)). '''Buwayeet befrayeezapor obumadam abumedarud lumago.''' (The man paints the picture for his wife).
==== Passive mood ====
This indicates that the object is the agent of the sentence. -'''by''' is used as the suffix to mark this. For instance '''Bemanjeby.''' Example: '''Lumago lufrayeezaby obuwayeet''' (The image is painted by the man).
===Demonstratives ===
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