Form: s- [R]
1. the relational SE in non-past, inflecting form SE167
- Example Sentences:
tō la mēli manaren tēna ñe anhēnārīki anīλi jañāona jañēie tō pa ñēim tēna ē lenārre ē lewēren tō jāo hēja senneñ anēla anciēri ke mān mo mīþa ien sexe mo maþūskīri mo sāim maþūskīriēma cī;
Because of all people each one is an equal thread in society's cloth, and because we each of us have soul and identity, therefore we should give each of us the one to the other personhood's courtesies like those that are given to one's weft-kin and to their weft-kin.
la anxēie ñe mamōīñ maketāλen ma ē ñi rā sāeþ ma sexe jakīñen wā ē wā ñi rā sāeþ ma sexe jakīñen lā;
Sleep is a mischievous boy who goes to those who do not desire it and does not go to those who desire it.
samma japēlti mo jaxēxi ja ē ñi jarewēλi ī ñi jahūwi ī ñi jasēþa ñe jawēlrienāl rū jatāsa λi xēþa āñ;
It was barking at the plumes of smoke which were twisting and breaking and making a knot like a piece of interlace around the Iron market-square.
semete ke mārjanen jē mētūmi to makīþa ēnne ien la riēnne sū þō ānen anñinēka antēpa kēñ;
The Grandmother of the ētūma said to the two rocks, "You two are here with a lack of anticipation of the future?"
semete ien sele ē jamēþi jatāri wīor mo lerōña ē jōna jajīra jaλānne nīkan anhēīñi ē jarēña jaλāona jalūnte;
She said to them, "I saw four fallen trees and a big valley full of hēīñ and a wide, shining river."
semete ien sele ē jasūpperi ŋō mo lerōña ē jamāēþi jakūrji sū jarēña jahāwa ē jūskemāni jahēhūñi nā;
She said to them, "I saw very many sūppera and thorny bushes on the river's edge and many delicious ūskemāna."
semme jerrasōr ke macēna ien λi mārjahēna ñi liēn rā þō tō tūaþ ñi anānīke jē jērān ja la sū anālhāri nū tō sema antēleni;
The woman answered, "O ārja, I've come here in order to join the guild that is by the sea, to learn."
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