Verbs are complicated. I purposefully did not create every possible tense, mood, aspect, etc., just those I thought I was most likely to use.
Considering the longevity of the draenei, I assume the most common present will actually be the progressive/continuous, because most things in their life will be ongoing, the same now, in the past and in the future. This forms the basis for my accent in Common, as I most frequently replace the regular verb with an ongoing version.
| Present Indicative |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -oh | -emeh |
| you | -oseh | -eteh |
| he/she/it | -on | -esteh(n) |
| Present Progressive/Continuous |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -dja'oh | -dja'meh |
| you | -dja'oseh | -dja'teh |
| he/she/it | -dja'n | -dja'steh(n) |
| Present Subjunctive |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -koh | -kemeh |
| you | -koseh | -keteh |
| he/she/it | -kon | -kesteh(n) |
In other words, the subjunctive is formed with the addition of -k-, the coninuous with -dja-, before the appropriate ending.
| Simple Past |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -mai | -ataam |
| you | -tai | -tayid |
| he/she/it | -nai | -atar |
| Simple Future |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -mu | -emar |
| you | -oto | -etar |
| he/she/it | -nu | -estar |
infinitive: -ein
gerund/participle: -djuhin
| To Be |
|---|
| Sing | Plur |
| I | -ohmi | -emeh |
| you | -ohseh | -eteh |
| he/she/it | -ohmon | -esteh(n) |
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