ABBREVIATED VARKUZAN VERB DICTIONARY BY CONSONANT
ð-v primal physical-mental
BASIC THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT VARKUZAN VERBS
1. All Varkuzan verbs are defined in terms of other more simple and fundamental Varkuzan verbs
2. "ï," which is the Varkuzan verb for "to change," is the most fundamental and simple Varkuzan verb
3. All Varkuzan verbs are defined either directly or indirectly in terms of "ï"
4. Excluding prefixes, all Varkuzan verbs have "ï" as the vowel for their first or second syllable, and all Varkuzan words excluding prefixes that have "ï" as the vowel for either their first or second syllable are Varkuzan verbs; a Varkuzan noun can also be used as a verb by adding "ït" as a suffix
5. If the direct object of a Varkuzan verb answers the question "what" (including "who") then that noun can immediately follow the verb in the sentence without a preposition or a marker
6. If a Varkuzan word contains the suffix "ag" then the direct object answers the "what" question and should be attached to the verb as a suffix and the noun or preposition phrase sequentially beginning with that noun following the verb then should be the indirect object answering the question "why;" in cases where ambiguity is unlikely including most written versions, the "ag" suffix is unnecessary and this paradigm can be indicated simply by including the direct object as a suffix of the verb
7. The general form of most Varkuzan verbs is "consonant"-ï-"consonant" where the integer value of the second consonant is three more than that of the first; the purpose of this is to reduce the dependency of inflection, but in many cases, including most written, the second consonant is not needed all together
8. Each general form Varkuzan verb, there being one per consonant, represents a verb category, where similar and generally less fundamental or more complicated verbs reside under the same letter; in some ways this aspect of Varkuzan is similar to ther "personalities" cultivated by Chinese characters
9. If the "ï" syllable of a verb is the second syllable, the vowel or even vowel-consonant combination of the first syllable in some cases indicates a certain relationships the sequence of nouns after the verb have to the verb e.g. "o" in the first syllable not preceded by a consonant indicates the "who" direct object noun follows first followed by a "semantic elaboration" (what in definition) direct object noun; eventually a table of these first syllable vowels and their consequences will be put on this page
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c mental
f-b cerebral interactive intermediate
f(&-iuml;x-dz)teritary
p(&-iuml;x-dz)interactive self-proactive
d tertiary/process
dj status change
dz status change
t(-ïx-dz)status change,interactive
tc(-ïx-dz)status change
ts(-ïx-dz)status change
k'interactive
g physical
b interactive (physical)
bv
bð
bz
bj
pc/cp interactive
additional possible verbfix list: seem, intend, the cans, would*
ï to change
ðï imagine
jï feel
jïr desire
zï to sense
zwïc to hear
zwïüp to disappear
zrïük to appear
zlïtc to recognize
ɔpzï to see
ɔbzïr to watch
zïfãi to smell
zït to taste
pãizï to touch
zïx to kinesize
zïs to sense physically
zïdz to intuit(general, non-physical
rɔvzï to feel(via nerves)
zmï to be able to???
mïg to need, physically
mïn to help
amïj to nurture
sï experience
srïx to give up
stïj to meet
nï to allow
cï think
cïf to believe
cït to know
cnïd to understand
cïk to select
vï(k) to function biologically (as through the holes or other interactive surfaces of the body to beyond the body)
vïm to ingest
vwïj to breathe
ɽo/gauvrïc to copulate
vït to deficate
vïz to urinate
vlïx to sweat
vïr to bleed
(ɔ)vïrc/psïrv to burn
fï(d) to rest (as how the body is positioned)
fwïc to lie
fïf to sit
flïm to sleep
frï to walk (move through locomotion)
fïr to run
fïk to stand
pï(x) to hide, subvert, lie, avoid, or betray
opwï to lie
pï to hide
ɔpïpt to avoid
prïk to betray
pïrz to subvert
avpïr to withhold
plïk to execute with deception (to deceive outsiders from knowing information about the action particularily who executed and why(~ha with the anticipation of discovery creating an infinite complex of countermotions)
kï(t) to try, to fight, to attempt
kïtai to request
kïg to kill (to destroy the functionality of)
akï to engage in war (all-fight)
krï to engage in or use physical means or violence
akrïd to engage in violent war
akyïm to engage in or use non-violent war
dï make
drït make a deal
dïk to alter
xï shrink life death destroy
tï study investigate learn
tïps to relate
tïké to analyze (tïct)
tïdu to analyze
trïk to argue
twïc to discover
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tïb to inform
gïtc(m) say
gï inactive remains, waits, continues
gïl to wait
gïŋfus to carry
grïk to command
gïk to hit
gïsau to open physically
gïpu to close physically
grïðau to turn on (initiate physically a function)
gïdu to turn off (end physically a function)
bï show perform prove demonstrate persuade
bït intend
blïm to explain
bzït to prove
cpï to impersonate
cpïg to impersonate physically, mimic
cpït to represent
cpïs to symbolize
pcï to plan
pcïd to refer to
pcrïk to provoke
hï work
hïm to developt through solonoidic process
hïnd to purify
ɣ expand life birth death
ɣïrt to break
psïv to cover
qït to forget
qïg to lose
qïk to intend
qrïv to try to try
qyïn to visit
pqrïz(au) to enter
pqïd(u) to exit
qrïz to start
qïd to stop
tsïm give
tsïk take
tsïŋ to bring
tsïpo to keep (-g physically withhold)
tsïx to assent
tcï to communicate
tcïl to exchange
tcïzu to buy
tcïäst to sell
tcwïm to thank
tcïdug to discuss
tcïz to describe
djïd to invest
djïp to reduce
djïm to expand
dzïg to hallucinate
dzïm to continue
fɔdzïr to cease to function, to end
gɔdzïr to die, physically
lï do
lït do onto, act towards, behave relative to
rï move (physical change)
wï happen
wït/ð cohere
yï go travel
yïð go past
yïf to wait
ɽï to be addicted to
ro- must
lo- can(t)
lof- cant because of logical impossibility