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


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| perit || '''Present'''
| perit || '''Present'''
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| perit || '''Present Participle'''<sup>2</sup>
| perit || '''Present Participle'''
|-
|-
| ''peritae''<sup>*</sup> || '''Resultative Participle'''<sup>1</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|peritae}} || '''Resultative Participle'''
|-
|-
| || '''Perfective Participle'''<sup>3</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|peritane}} || '''Past/Perfect Participle'''
|-
|-
| ''peritane''<sup>*</sup> || '''Past'''<sup>3</sup>
| {{Inferred verb form|peritanu}} || '''Future'''
|-
| ''peritanu''<sup>*</sup> || '''Future'''
|}
|}
<sup>*</sup>Inferred, not canonically attested.
{{Inferred forms note}}


===Adjective===
===Adjective===

Revision as of 23:28, 1 August 2026

perit

Out of Universe

✓ Canonical — Attested in canon.

Old Tongue

Noun

perit

  1. equal

Morphology

(See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue)

perit Present
perit Present Participle
peritae* Resultative Participle
peritane* Past/Perfect Participle
peritanu* Future

*Inferred, not canonically attested.

Adjective

perit

  1. equal

Verb

perit

  1. equal