Template:se-infl-verb-odd

Odd, no gradation
infinitive	{{{1}}}it
1st sing. present	{{{1}}}an
1st sing. past	{{{1}}}in {{{1}}}edjen
infinitive	{{{1}}}it	action noun	{{{1}}}eapmi
present participle	{{{1}}}eaddji	action inessive	{{{1}}}eamen {{{1}}}eame
past participle	{{{1}}}an	action elative	{{{1}}}eamis
agent participle	—	action comitative	{{{1}}}ēmiin
		abessive	{{{1}}}keahttá
	present indicative	past indicative	imperative
1st singular	{{{1}}}an	{{{1}}}in {{{1}}}edjen	{{{1}}}ēhkon
2nd singular	{{{1}}}at	{{{1}}}it {{{1}}}edjet	{{{1}}}
3rd singular	{{{1}}}a	{{{1}}}ii	{{{1}}}ēhkos {{{1}}}us
1st dual	{{{1}}}etne	{{{1}}}eimme	{{{1}}}eadnu
2nd dual	{{{1}}}eahppi	{{{1}}}eidde	{{{1}}}eahkki
3rd dual	{{{1}}}eaba	{{{1}}}eigga	{{{1}}}ēhkoska
1st plural	{{{1}}}it {{{1}}}at	{{{1}}}eimmet	{{{1}}}ēhkot {{{1}}}eatnot
2nd plural	{{{1}}}ēhpet	{{{1}}}eiddet	{{{1}}}ēhket
3rd plural	{{{1}}}it	{{{1}}}e {{{1}}}edje	{{{1}}}ēhkoset
connegative	{{{1}}}	{{{1}}}an	{{{1}}}
	conditional 1	conditional 2	potential
1st singular	{{{1}}}ivččen	—	{{{1}}}eaččan
2nd singular	{{{1}}}ivččet	—	{{{1}}}eaččat
3rd singular	{{{1}}}ivččii	—	{{{1}}}eš {{{1}}}eaš {{{1}}}eažžá
1st dual	{{{1}}}ivččiime	—	{{{1}}}ežže
2nd dual	{{{1}}}ivččiide	—	{{{1}}}eažžabeahtti
3rd dual	{{{1}}}ivččiiga	—	{{{1}}}eažžaba
1st plural	{{{1}}}ivččiimet	—	{{{1}}}eažžat
2nd plural	{{{1}}}ivččiidet	—	{{{1}}}eažžabehtet
3rd plural	{{{1}}}ivčče	—	{{{1}}}ežžet
connegative	{{{1}}}ivčče	—	{{{1}}}eš {{{1}}}eaš {{{1}}}eačča

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This template shows an inflection table for Northern Sami verbs that follow the odd inflection. These verbs have an infinitive form with stress on the third-last syllable. The consonants following the last stressed syllable do not undergo gradation.

This template uses Module:se-verbs as a back-end.

Parameters

1=

The stem. This is the infinitive without the final -it.

final=

The consonants at the end of the stem are simplified in the second-person singular imperative (and identical forms) according to a set of default rules. This parameter overrides those defaults if they are incorrect.