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Munsee Delaware Grammar

Lunaapeew, Huluníixsuwaakan, Munsíiw, Delaware

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  • Mahican
    • Introduction to Mahican
    • Mahican Nouns
      • Mahican Nouns 1 Gender and Plurals
      • Mahican Nouns 2 Demonstrative Pronouns
      • Mahican Nouns 3 Possessives
      • Mahican Nouns 4 Other Noun Inflections
      • Mahican Nouns 5 Prenouns
    • Mahican Verb Basics
      • Introduction to Mahican Verbs
      • Mahican Verb Orders, Modes, Tenses
    • Mahican VII
      • Mahican VII Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VII Subordinative
      • Mahican VII Conjunct Basics
      • Mahican VII Changed Conjunct
      • Mahican VII Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VII Subjunctive Conjunct
      • Mahican VII Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VII Preterite and Present
    • Mahican VAI
      • Mahican VAI Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Unstable Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Stable Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Mode Consonant Stems
      • Mahican VAI Indicative Special Stems
      • Mahican VAI Subordinative
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Basics
      • Mahican VAI Changed Conjunct
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Subjunctive
      • Mahican VAI Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VAI Imperatives
      • Mahican VAI Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTI
      • Mahican VTI Independent Indicative
      • Mahican VTI Subordinative
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Basics and Changed Mode
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Changed Subjunctive
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Subjunctive
      • Mahican VTI Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VTI Imperatives
      • Mahican VTI Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTA
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Direct
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Inverse
      • Mahican VTA Inverse Inanimate Subject
      • Mahican VTA Passives
      • Mahican VTA Independent Indicative Local Forms
      • Mahican VTA Subordinative
      • Mahican VTA Conjunct
      • Mahican VTA Conjunct Participles
      • Mahican VTA Imperatives
      • Mahican VTA Preterite and Present Tenses
    • Mahican VTAO
      • Mahican VTAO Introduction
      • Mahican VTAO Indicative Direct
      • Mahican VTAO Indicative Inverse
      • Mahican VTAO Local Forms and Passives
    • Mahican Enclitics
    • Noun Derivation
    • Derivation Verbs from Nouns
    • Derivation Verbs from Nouns
  • Munsee
    • Writing System
      • Writing Guide
      • Reference Sheet
      • Writing System Practicum
    • Pronunciation
    • Nouns
      • Nouns 1 Gender and Plurals
      • Nouns 2 Verb Basics
      • Nouns 3 Possessives
      • Nouns 4 Diminutives, Locatives and other Inflections
      • Nouns 5 – Pronouns
      • Nouns 6 – Prenouns
      • Nouns 7 -Building Nouns
      • Nouns Summary
    • Verb Basics
      • Introduction to verbs
      • Verb orders, modes and tenses.
    • VII
      • VII Independent Indicative
      • VII Subordinative Mode
      • VII Conjunct Order Basics
      • VII Changed Conjunct Mode
      • VII Changed Subjunctive Conjunct Mode
      • VII Subjunctive Conjunct Mode
      • VII Conjunct Participle Mode
      • VII Summary
    • VAI
      • VAI Independent Indicative Mode
      • VAI Indicative Mode Unstable Stems
      • VAI Indicative Mode Stable Stems
      • VAI Indicative Mode Consonant Stems
      • VAI Indicative Special Stems
      • VAI Subordinative Mode
      • VAI Conjunct Basics
      • VAI Changed Conjunct
      • VAI Changed Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VAI Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VAI Conjunct Participles
      • VAI Imperatives
      • VAI Summary
    • VTI
      • VTI Independent Indicative Mode
      • VTI Subordinative Mode
      • VTI Conjunct Basics and Changed Conjunct Mode
      • VTI Changed Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VTI Subjunctive Conjunct
      • VTI Participle Conjunct
      • VTI Imperative Mode
      • VTI Summary
    • VTA
      • VTA Direct Independent Indicative Mode
      • VTA Inverse Indicative Mode
      • VTA Inverse Indicative Mode with Inanimate Subject
      • VTA Indefinite Subject Indicative Mode (Passives)
      • VTA Indicative Mode Local Forms
      • VTA Subordinative Mode
      • VTA Conjunct Mode
      • VTA Conjunct Participles
      • VTA Imperative Mode
      • VTA Summary
    • VTAO
      • VTAO Introduction
      • VTAO Direct Indicative Mode
      • VTAO Inverse
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Mahican VAI

Mahican Animate Intransitive Verbs: Menu

VAI Independent Indicative Mode

VAI Indicative Mode Unstable Stems

VAI Indicative Mode Stable Stems

VAI Indicative Mode Consonant Stems

VAI Special Stems

VAI Subordinative Mode

VAI Conjunct Basics

VAI Changed Conjunct

VAI Changed Subjunctive Conjunct

VAI Subjunctive Conjunct

VAI Conjunct Participles

VAI Imperatives

VAI Preterite and Present Tenses

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