1. Uapuye, his or her. 5. Vapung, from his. 6. Unpayne, by or with his. 3. Vogwyg or unguyng, to their. 4. Unguyu, their. 5. Unguyng, from their. 6. Unguyne, by or with their.. 1. Դորայք, his or her. 2. Դորայց or դորայոց, of his. 5. Դորայց, դորայոց or’ի դորայս, to his. 4. զԴորայս, his. 5. pyng, from his., 6. pune, by or with his. Դորայովք, 1. ngu, their. 2. 3. 4. 5. SINGULAR. guy, of their. nguyne, to their. 6. Ingwym, by or with their. PLURAL. 1. Ingue, their. Դոցայք, Դոցայց 2. Ingwjg or angwyng, of their. ngwyng or guy, to their. nguju, their. 3. 4. 5. 6. ngung, from their. ngwyne, by or with their. 1. ՙՆորայք, his or her. 2. “,որայց օր նորայոց, of his. 3. ՙՆորայց, նորայոց or ՚ի նորայս, to his. 4. զ,որայս, his. 5. ՚ի ՙլ,որայոց, from his. 6. pune, by or with his. ng, their. SINGULAR. 2. Laguay, of their. 3. Ingwyn, to their. 4. 5. 6. "Ingwynų, by or with their. 1. Logue, their. PLURAL. 2. nguyg or ungwyng, of their. 5. ngung, from their. 6. Laguyne, by or with their. Declension of the Pronoun Relative. SINGULAR. 1. Ne or ", who, which, what, that. 2. Пy, whose, of which. 3. Ap or шn np, to whom, to which. 4. ne, whom. 5. Ma or Japy, from whom, from which. Mor n, with or by whom or which. 6. PLURAL. 1. Age, who, which, what, that. 2. Ang, whose, of which. 3. Apng or un apu, to which. 4., which. 5. Mng, from which. 6. me, by or with which. VERB The verb signifies to be, to do, or to suf fer with tense, number and person. Five properties belong to the verb. Kind, Tense or Time, Number, Person and Conjugation. KIND. There are four kinds of verbs: Substantive, Active, Passive, and Neutral. The first denotes existence, as, b, I am. qn, I do exist. The second action, as, un ubs, I do, I make. The third sufferance, as, wn, I am done or made. The fourth the action subsisting in itself, as, wwwhd, I labour. qw, I go. There is also another kind called Common, which signifies the action as well as the sufferance, as, qшífi, I judge, and I am judged. TENSE. There are three tenses of the verb: the Present, as, pl☛, I write. Past, as, qp4. gh, I wrote: and Future, as, qpkgfg, I shall write. The past is either Imperfect, as, qphp, I was writing, or Perfect, as, qpLgh, I wrote. The ancient grammarians add two other perfect tenses: the Preter-perfect, as, p Er, I have written, and the Preter-plu-perfect, as, pb, I had written: but these tenses do not necessarily belong to the Armenian language. |