A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand.

Subjunctive Mood

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Subjunctive Mood.

Present Tense.
Sing. 1. E kai ána pe óki 'au I may be, or perhaps am eating.
2. E kai ána pe óki koe Thou mayest be, or perhaps art eating.
3. E kai ána pe óki ía He may be, or perhaps is eating.
1 Dual, 1. E kai ána pe óki táua We (two and 1) may be, or perhaps are eating.
2. E kai ána pe óki kodúa Ye (two) may be, or perhaps are eating.
3. E kai ána pe óki ráua They (two) may be, or perhaps are eating.
2 Dual, 1. E kai ána pe óki máua We (two of whom I speak) may be, or perhaps are eating.
1 Plu. 1. E kai ána pe óki tátu We (all) may be, or perhaps are eating.
2. E kai ána pe óki koútu Ye (all) may be, or perhaps are eating.
3. E kai ána pe óki rátu They (all) may be, or perhaps are eating.
2 Plu. 1. E kai ána pe óki mátu We (all whom I speak of) may be, or perhaps are eating.

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Past Tense.
Sing. 1. Kóa kai ke pe óki 'au I might (or perhaps) have eaten.
2. Kóa kai ke pe óki koe Thou &c.
3. Kóa kai ke pe óki ía He &c.
1 Dual, 1. Kóa kai ke pe óki táua We &c.
2. Kóa kai ke pe óki kódua Ye &c.
3. Kóa kai ke pe óki ráua They &c.
2 Dual, 1. Kóa kai ke pe óki máua We &c.
1 Plu. 1. Kóa kai ke pe óki tátu We all &c.
3. Kóa kai ke pe óki koútu Ye all &c.
3. Kóa kai ke pe óki rátu They all &c.
2 Plu. 1. Kóa kai ke pe óki mátu We all whom &c.
Future Tense.
Sing. 1. (A mudi) pe óki 'au e kai ai (Hereafter) I perhaps shall eat.
2. (A mudi) pe óki koe (Hereafter) thou &c.
3. (A mudi) pe óki ía e kai ai (Hereafter) he &c.
1 Dual, 1. (A mudi) pe óki táua e kai ai (Hereafter) we &c.
2. (A mudi) pe óki kodúa e kai ai (Hereafter) ye &c.
3. (A mudi) pe óki ráua e kai ai (Hereafter) they &c.
2 Dual, 1. (A mudi) pe óki máua e kai ai (Hereafter) we of whom &c.

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1 Plu. 1. (A mudi) pe óki 'au e kai ai (Hereafter) we all &c.
2. (A mudi) pe óki koútu e kai ai (Hereafter) ye all &c.
3. (A mudi) pe óki rátu e kai ai (Hereafter) they all &c.
2 Plu. 1. (A mudi) pe óki mátu e kai ai (Hereafter) we all whom &c.

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