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Region: Council of Constructed Languages

Isles of eamhna wrote:L'aidhlíocto set on fire; to ignite (transitive)

Aidhlíoc aoine a t-ó. = "I set it on fire."
Toidhlíoc tá a t-ó. = "You (m.sg.) set it on fire."
Toidhlíoca át a t-ó. = "You (f.sg.) set it on fire."
Oidhlíoc thú a t-ó. = "He sets it on fire."
Toidhlíoc thaoi a t-ó. = "She sets it on fire."

Noidhlíoc anuách a t-ó. = "We set it on fire."
Toidhlíoca tim a t-ó. = "You (m.pl.) set it on fire."
Toidhlíocann tin a t-ó. = "You (f.pl.) set it on fire."
Oidhlíoca thaem a t-ó. = "They (m.) set it on fire."
Toidhlíocann thaen a t-ó. = "They (f.) set it on fire."

Klamar -- to burn

na Klaman = I burn
ka Klamak = You (sing.) burn
ba Klamab = He/she burns

ne Klaman = We burn
ke Klamak = You (pl.) burn
ba Klamab = They burn.

Kuerhyedeenistan and Bunkaiian language

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