| Infinitive. | Indicative. | Active participle. | Passive participle. | |
| Present | -ar | -as | -anta | -ata |
| Past | -ir | -is | -inta | -ita |
| Future | -or | -os | -onta | -ota |
| Conditional, -us. | Imperative, -ez. | |||
The auxiliary verb esar, to be, is used for the passive, and for the compound tenses of the active.
Passive.
| Present | esas amata, or amesas = I am (being) loved. |
| Past | esis amata, or amesis = I was (being) loved. |
| Future | esos amata, or amesos = I will be loved. |
| Conditional | esus amata, or amesus = I would be loved. |
| Imperative | esez amata, or amesez = be loved. |
| Infinite | esar amata, or amesar = to be loved. |
Compound Tenses of the Active.
| Perfect | (me) esas aminta = (I) have loved. |
| Pluperfect | (me) esis aminta = (I) had loved. |
| Future perfect | (me) esos aminta = (I) shall have loved. |
| Past conditional | (me) esus aminta = (I) should have loved. |
The past tenses of the passive (indicating completed states) are formed by means of the passive participle in -ita:—
| (me) esis amita | = (I) had been loved. |
| (me) esos amita | = (I) shall have been loved. |
| (me) esus amita | = (I) would have been loved. |
Derived adverbs are formed by substituting the ending -e for the -a of the adjective or the -o of the noun: bone = well; nokte = at night.