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The Resultative Participle takes the same form as the Past/Perfect Participle, based on the attestations of [[kutyasane]]: | The Resultative Participle takes the same form as the Past/Perfect Participle, based on the attestations of [[kutyasane]]: | ||
* "All know peace who walk beneath Chora." Aes shain kutyasane basho chora. [[Rhodric Speaks to Latra]] | * "All know peace who walk beneath Chora." Aes shain kutyasane basho chora. [[Rhodric Speaks to Latra]] | ||
* "The final days are known": Kutyasane tarmon nagin. [[ | * "The final days are known": Kutyasane tarmon nagin. [[Perrin Aybara]] | ||
[[Category:Old Tongue words]] | [[Category:Old Tongue words]] | ||
Revision as of 18:41, 5 August 2026
kutyasa
Out of Universe
◐ Derived — Inferred directly from canon sources.
Old Tongue
Verb
kutyasa
- sense, know
Morphology
(See Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue)
| kutyasa | Present |
| kutyasat* | Present Participle |
| kutyasane | Resultative Participle |
| kutyasane | Past/Perfect Participle |
| kutyasanu* | Future |
*Inferred, not canonically attested.
The Resultative Participle takes the same form as the Past/Perfect Participle, based on the attestations of kutyasane:
- "All know peace who walk beneath Chora." Aes shain kutyasane basho chora. Rhodric Speaks to Latra
- "The final days are known": Kutyasane tarmon nagin. Perrin Aybara