Commonly existing in indicative and subjunctive moods, they may be conjugated for voice and tense.
Ancient Sanskrit ones have reduplicating and sigmatic aorist forms. In Kurdish and Basque, alignment of their arguments is ergative-absolutive. In Semitic languages, many have three-consonant roots. Latin ones have two supine forms and may be deponent. Linking ones are called copulas, and their non-finite forms include participles and gerunds. Commonly existing in indicative and subjunctive moods, they may be conjugated for voice and tense. For 10 points, name this part of speech expressing a state of being, occurrence, or action.
Ancient Sanskrit ones have reduplicating and sigmatic aorist forms.
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