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The past participle passive

The past participle passive can normally be formed only from transitive verbs. The masculine nominative of past participle passive is formed by adding -s to the infinitive form of active verb. The participle is used as adjective and has the same declension rules as adjectives.

Examples

Indefinite declension

 

Masc., sing. 

Fem., sing. 

Masc., plur. 

Fem., plur. 

Nominative 

celt-s 

celt-a 

celt-i 

celt-as 

Genitive 

celt-a 

celt-as 

celt-u 

celt-u 

Dative 

celt-am 

celt-ai 

celt-iem 

celt-ām 

Accusative 

celt-u 

celt-u 

celt-us 

celt-ās 

Locative 

celt-ā 

celt-ā 

celt-os 

celt-ās 

Definite declension

 

Masc., sing. 

Fem., sing. 

Masc., plur. 

Fem., plur. 

Nominative 

celt-ais 

celt-ā 

celt-ie 

celt-ās 

Genitive 

celt-ā 

celt-ās 

celt-o 

celt-o 

Dative 

celt-ajam 

celt-ajai 

celt-ajiem 

celt-ajām 

Accusative 

celt-o 

celt-o 

celt-os 

celt-ās 

Locative 

celt-ājā 

celt-ajā 

celt-ajos 

celt-ajās 

The present participle active in -dams

This participle exists only in nominative. It has masculine and feminine, singular and plural forms. The verbal participle with -dams is formed from the infinitive stem by adding -dam- and corresponding ending. If the imperfect stem ends with -z, -t or -d then -z- is written in the -dams participle. The endings of the participle are shown into following table.

Gender 

Singular 

Plural 

Reflexive 

masculine 

-dams 

-dami 

-damies 

feminine 

-dama 

-damas 

-damās 

Examples

Gender 

Singular 

Plural 

Reflexive 

masculine 

mez-dams 

mez-dami 

mez-damies 

feminine 

mez-dama 

mez-damas 

mez-damās 

The present participle active in -ošs

The present participle in -ošs is formed from intransitive verbs. They are formed from the stem of first person singular of the present tense by adding -ošs. For verbs of fourth group of first conjugation with infinitives -st, zt the participle is formed from unpalatalized second person singular. The participle is used as adjective and has the same declension rules as adjectives.

Reflexive participle of the -ošs is quite rare. This participle is defective into declension. The case endings for reflexive participle are given into followings table.

Gender 

Number  

Nomin. 

Gen. 

Dat. 

Acc. 

Loc. 

masc. 

sing. 

-ās 

-os 

masc. 

plur. 

-ies 

-os 

-os 

fem. 

sing. 

-ās 

-os 

fem. 

plur. 

-ās 

-os 

-ās 

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