First, I'm wondering is there any exceptions for the verb concugations and noun cases.cuz I did not see any irregular things listed there. That's really wierd. And what is even more wierd ia that the account I got and the post I posted all disappeared, now I am posting with a new account!

hope you will do same things again

The athematic verbs

The athematic paradigm was as follows:

'be' 'remain' 'give' 'save'
1st sg esmì liekmì dúomi gélbmi
2nd sg esì lieksì dúosi gélbsi
3rd sg ẽst(i) liẽkt(i) dúost(i) gélbt(i)

1st pl esmè liekmè dúome gélbme
2nd pl estè liektè dúoste gélbte
3rd pl ẽsti liẽkt(i) dúost(i) gélbt(i)

1st dual esvà liekvà dúova gélbva
2nd dual està liektà dúosta gélbta

I love the fact that they are so similar to the athematic conjugation of the old greek verbs.

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But what do I know? I'm just an Argentinian.

That is because Greek is a wildly divergent dialect of old Lithuanian,
LOL.

Oh, well... the "yra" group is the standard conjugation. The group "būna" conveyes the idea of an state which is repeated or constant within certain specific timespan. I do not remember what is the difference in meaning of the other two, but I believe they are rarely used.

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