Master Language
Conjugate VerbsFacts
- Language: Master Language
- Created: 1907
- Alternate names:
- Language code: cmas
- Language family: Conlang
- Script: Latin script
Introduction
The Master Language was published privately in 1907 by Stephen Chase Houghton. The language itself is a respectable attempt at an international auxiliary language based squarely on a modified Latin vocabulary with English word order in place of the Latin inflectional system.
The verb
Verbs end in -a and are regular with a few exceptions. Verbs are not conjugated in person or number.
Sample verb: ira
| Indicative | Imperative | Participle | |
| Present | ira | ira! | iri |
| Past | ire | - | - |
| Future | vel ira | - | - |
| Perfect | hab ire | - | - |
| Pluperfect | habe ire | - | - |
| Future perfect | vel haba ira | - | - |
Irregular verbs
Following verbs are conjugated differently than regular verbs: abesa, deba, esa, haba, vela.