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# cry (as in emotional remembering)
# cry (as in emotional remembering)


=== Morphology ===


=== Morphology ===
(See [[Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue]])


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| soutak || '''Present'''
| soutak || '''Present'''
|-
|-
| ''soutat''<sup>*</sup>  || '''Present Participle'''<sup>2</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|soutat}} || '''Present Participle'''
|-
| ''soutae''<sup>*</sup>  || '''Resultative Participle'''<sup>1</sup>
|-
|-
| ''soutane''<sup>*</sup>  || '''Perfective Participle'''<sup>3</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|soutae}} || '''Resultative Participle'''
|-
|-
| ''soutane''<sup>*</sup>  || '''Past'''<sup>3</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|soutane}} || '''Past/Perfect Participle'''
|-
|-
| ''soutanu''<sup>*</sup>  || '''Future'''
| {{Inferred verb form|soutanu}} || '''Future'''
|}
|}
{{Inferred forms note}}


====Attestations====
====Attestations====
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Latest revision as of 03:14, 20 August 2026

soutak

Out of Universe

✓ Canonical — Attested in canon.

Old Tongue

Verb

soutak

  1. remember
  2. cry (as in emotional remembering)

Morphology

(See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue)

soutak Present
soutat* Present Participle
soutae* Resultative Participle
soutane* Past/Perfect Participle
soutanu* Future

*Inferred, not canonically attested.

Attestations

Soutak palatun
"Remember the words"
— Ta'maral'ailen

soutak ni Manetheren
"Cry for Manetheren"
— Weep for Manetheren

Notes

  • In Ta'maral'ailen, soutak is used straightforwardly as "remember." In Weep for Manetheren, it is used where the official English says "cry," suggesting a broader meaning of emotional remembering — to cry for something is to remember it with grief.