did~: Identifies the tense of the verb as perfect. The perfect tense is a completed action and in most cases is related to the English past tense. Alternate Translations: had (when the subject of the verb precedes the verb)

will~: Identifies the tense of the verb as imperfect. The imperfect tense is an incomplete action and is closely related to the English present and future tenses. Alternate Translations: do

be~: Identifies the voice of the verb as passive.

make~: Identifies the the mood of the verb as causative. Alternate Translations: cause; give; let; take

much~: Identifies the mood of the verb as intensive. Alternate Translations: many, completely

self~: Identifies the voice of the verb as reflexive. Alternate Translations: act

>~: Identifies the verb form as infinitive.

!(ms)~: Identifies the verb as a masculine singular imperative.

!(mp)~: Identifies the verb as a masculine plural imperative.

!(fs)~: Identifies the verb as a feminine singular imperative.

!(fp)~: Identifies the verb as a feminine plural imperative.

I~: Identifies the subject of the verb as first person common singular.

we~: Identifies the subject of the verb as first person common plural.

you(ms)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as second person masculine singular.

you(mp)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as second person masculine plural.

you(fs)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as second person feminine singular.

you(fp)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as second person feminine plural.

he~: Identifies the subject of the verb as third person masculine singular. Alternate Translations: any; it; one; that

she~: Identifies the subject of the verb as third person feminine singular.

they~: Identifies the subject of the verb as third person common plural.

they(m)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as third person masculine plural.

they(f)~: Identifies the subject of the verb as third person feminine plural.

~ing(ms): Masculine singular verb participle denoting an action (such as baking) or one of action (such as a baking one, or baker).

~ing(mp): Masculine plural verb participle denoting an action (such as baking) or one of action (such as a baking one, or baker).

~ing(fs): Feminine singular verb participle denoting an action (such as baking) or one of action (such as a baking one, or baker).

~ing(fp): Feminine plural verb participle denoting an action (such as baking) or one of action (such as a baking one, or baker).

~ed(ms): Masculine singular verb passive participle denoting an action (such as baked).

~ed(mp): Masculine plural verb passive participle denoting an action (such as baked).

~ed(fs): Feminine singular verb passive participle denoting an action (such as baked).

~ed(fp): Feminine plural verb passive participle denoting an action (such as baked).