CONJUGATION
DERIVATION
TYPES OF CONJUGATUIN
Grammatical tables

• The subject person markers
• The object person markers
• Variants of the subject person markers (morphological variants)
• Variants of the object person markers (phonetical variants)
• Person markers x- and h- in Old Georgian
• Number of subject and object persons combinations within one tense/aspect/mood-form (screeve)
• Number of persons combinations in two valent verb (he paints it)
• Number of persons combinations in three valent verb (he sends it to him/her)

• Direction and location
• Orientation
• Future tense
• Aspect
• Lexical meaning
• Functions of preverbs in old Georgian

• Screeves (a short repetition)
• Three series (eleven screeves)
• The meaning of verb forms by screeves
• The characteristic morphological features of (transitive) verbs in the three series
• Syntactic patterns in these three series

• Person markers (a short repetition)
• What is inversion
• Inversion in the three series
• Inversion only in the third series
• Negation and inversion
• Conjugation of the verbs myavs mq'avs (I have) and maqvs makvs (I have) in the present

Verb Classification and derivation
Transitive and intransitive verbs

• Formal definition of transitivity
• Semantic definition of a direct and an indirect object
• Formal definition of a direct and an indirect object

Voice

• Definition of voice forms
• Active voice
• Passive voice
• Middle voice
  
• Middle-active and middle-passive verbs

Derivation of voice forms

• Active voice
• monothematic verbs
• Bithematic verbs
• Vowel alteration
• Passive voice
• dynamic passive verbs
• formed by prefix
• formed by suffix -d
• "without marker"
• Stative passive verbs.
• Passive with the function of an active verb
• Middle voice
• Middle-active verbs
• Middle-passive verbs

Version and Contact (general information)

Version

• Definition
• Subject version
• Object version
• Neutral version
• Formation of the version forms
• Version of the active voice verbs
• Version of the passive and the middle voice verbs

• The direct contact
• The mediated contact (causative)

• About the prefix a-
• About the distribution of -in and -evin
• About the thematic suffix in the mediated contact forms
• Mediated form of the Passive voice verbs
• Transitivity and the mediated contact

The first and the second persons as the direct objects in the mediated forms of a verb
More about the pronoun Tavi tavi

Classification of Georgian verbs
Syntactic patterns of Georgian verb

1. Pattern of passive voice (neutral verbs) (A)
2. Pattern of active voice (direct verbs) (B)
3. Inversive pattern of passive voice (indirect // inversive verbs) (C)

1. Conjugation of active voice verbs
2. Conjugation of dynamic passive voice verbs
3. Conjugation of middle-active voice verbs
4. Conjugation of middle-passive and stative passive voice verbs
 

Conjugation of the verb yofna q'opnato be (present tense)

Conjugation tables