Appendix:Participles

The participle is the non-personal form of the verb that it takes to function as an adjective without completely losing its verbal nature.

In Bengenese, verb are prefixed with ge- and suffixed with t, l, g, depending on its ending.

Participle rules
The ge- prefix is always invariable, it doesn't change no matter what letter the verb begins with. Not all the verbs have participles with ge-, however. Verbs such as visber and foger have vist and fogt, respectively.

Verbs ending with -ar

 * ge- -l + esnar → geesnal
 * ge- -l + ponimar → geponimal
 * ge- -l + hubar → gehubal
 * ge- -l + glæpar → geglæpal

Verb ending with -er

 * ge- -t + alever → gealevet
 * ge- -t + aller → geallet
 * ge- -t + ender → geendet
 * ge- -t + fother → gefothet

Verbs ending with -ir

 * ge- -g + gicir → gegicig
 * ge- -g + danfir → gedanfig
 * ge- -g + fovindir → gefovindig
 * ge- -g + hoir → gehoig

Verbs ending with -or

 * ge- -t + for → gefot
 * ge- -t + læzor → gelæzot
 * ge- -t + islucor → geislucot
 * ge- -t + lufgor → gelufgot

Verbs ending with -ur
Participles of verbs with -ur ending have no suffix, the root does not change and only ge- is added at the beginning.
 * ge- + nogebur → genogebur
 * ge- + gebur → gegebur
 * ge- + gibur → gegibur
 * ge- + sedolur → gesedolur