Category:Verb: Present Participle Form: Difference between revisions

This category lists Old Tongue words that are the present participle of a verb: the form that indicates an ongoing act or state, as in "running" or "covering". It usually ends in -at, -in, or -en. See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue.

A word appears here when the morphology table on a verb's page gives it as this form and the word has its own page. Forms marked as inferred in those tables are not included.