être

from frankish *hattjan. compare haïr. its meaning of 'to hate' describes a lesser hatred, closer to annoyance, uncomfortability, or slight offputness, as compared to ozir, which is closer to loathing, and porsecre, which is a strong disliking or general disliking. hayir can describe negative feelings towards people or things one had and continues to have mostly positive feelings towards.

this verb conjugates like: hayir

infinitive: hayir

past participle: hayi

present participle: hayanz

indicative mood

	present	imperfect	past	historic	ante present	ante past
jo	hayo	hayai	fuvi	fuvai	ao fu	ahuvi fu
to	es	essais	fuvis	fuvais	as fu	ahuvis fu
ille	e	essait	fuvit	fuvait	a fu	ahuvit fu
nos	som	essaim	fuvim	fuvaim	avam fu	ahuvim fu
vos	êts	essaiz	fuviz	fuvaiz	avaz fu	ahuviz fu
illes	sont	essaint	fuvront	fuvaint	ont fu	ahuvront fu

potential mood

	future	conditional	ante future	ante conditional
jo	erro	errai	arro fu	arrai fu
to	erras	errais	arras fu	arrais fu
ille	erra	errait	arra fu	arrait fu
nos	erram	erraim	arram fu	arraim fu
vos	erraz	erraiz	arraz fu	arraiz fu
illes	errant	erraint	arrant fu	arraint fu

subjunctive mood

	present	imperfect	ante present
jo	sue	fusse	aye fu
to	sues	fusses	ayes fu
ille	sue	fusse	aye fu
nos	suem	fussem	ayem fu
vos	suez	fussez	ayez fu
illes	suent	fussent	ayent fu

passive voice

	present	past	subjunctive
jo	essor	fuvor	suer
to	essars	fuvars	suers
ille	essart	fuvart	suert
nos	essamor	fuvamor	suemor
vos	essazor	fuvazor	suezor
illes	essantor	fuvantor	suentor

imperative mood

	present
jo	sue
to	sues
ille	sue
nos	suem
vos	suez
illes	suent