Stem-vowel not lengthened	Basic Verb	A-Stem verb
Aoristus (Aorist tense) Imperfectum (Past tense) Futurum (Future tense)	hir-ë (from hir-i) hir-në hir-uva	mapa mapa-në map-uva (from mapa-uva)
Stem-vowel lengthened
Praesens (Present tense) Perfectum (Perfect tense)	hír-a i-hír-ië	mápë-a (from mápa-a) a-máp-ië

AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Hir-ë (Sing.) Hir-i-r (Plur.) Hir-në (Sing.) Hir-ne-r (Plur.) Hir-uva (Sing.) Hir-uva-r (Plur.)	Hir-i-nyë Hir-i-lyë Hir-i-s Hir-i-mmë Hir-i-lmë Hir-i-lyë Hir-i-ntë Hir-ne-nyë Hir-ne-lyë Hir-ne-s Hir-ne-mmë Hir-ne-lmë Hir-ne-lyë Hir-ne-ntë Hir-uva-n(ye) Hir-uva-l(ye) Hir-uva-s Hir-uva-mmë Hir-uva-lmë Hir-uva-lyë Hir-uva-ntë	PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Hír-a (Sing.) Hír-a-r (Plur.) I-hír-ië (Sing.) I-hír-ie-r (Plur.)	Hír-a-nyë Hír-a-lyë Hír-a-s Hír-a-mmë Hír-a-lmë Hír-a-lyë Hír-a-ntë I-hír-ie-nyë I-hír-ie-lyë I-hír-ie-s I-hír-ie-mmë I-hír-ie-lmë I-hír-ie-lyë I-hír-ie-ntë
imperativus infinitivus	positive negative	á hir-ë áva hir-ë hir-ë	participium gerundivum	praesens activus praesens passivus	hír-a-la hir-na hir-ië
NB 1 The forms without a pronominal ending are used when the subject of a sentence has been specified before that verb.

AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Mat-ë (Sing.) Mat-i-r (Plur.) Man-të (Sing.) Man-te-r (Plur.) Mat-uva (Sing.) Mat-uva-r (Plur.)		PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Mát-a (Sing.) Mát-a-r (Plur.) A-mát-ië (Sing.) A-mát-ie-r (Plur.)
imperativus infinitivus	positive negative	á mat-ë áva matë mat-ë	participium gerundivum	praesens activus praesens passivus	mát-a-la mat-i-na mat-ië
NB 1 In Primary verbs ending in -t, -c, -p or -l, the imperfectum is formed with infixion of -n- for -t and -c, -m- for -p, and -l for -l (: tac-në >> tan-cë top-në >> tom-pë tul-në >> tul-lë)

AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Map-a (Sing.) Map-i-r (Plur) Mapa-në (Sing) Mapa-ne-r (Plur) Map-uva (Sing) Map-uva-r (Plur)	Map-i-nyë Map-i-lyë Map-i-s Map-i-mmë Map-i-lmë Map-i-lyë Map-i-ntë Mapa-ne-nyë Mapa-ne-lyë Mapa-ne-s Mapa-ne-mmë Mapa-ne-lmë Mapa-ne-lyë Mapa-ne-ntë Map-uva-nyë Map-uva-lyë Map-uva-s Map-uva-mmë Map-uva-lmë Map-uva-lyë Map-uva-ntë	PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Mápë-a (Sing) Mápë-a-r (Plur) A-máp-ië (Sing) A-máp-ie-r (Plur)	Mápa-nyë Mápa-lyë Mápa-s Mápa-mmë Mápa-lmë Mápa-lyë Mápa-ntë A-máp-ië-nyë A-máp-ië-lyë A-máp-ië-s A-máp-ië-mmë A-máp-ië-lmë A-máp-ië-lyë A-máp-ië-ntë
imperativus infinitivus	positive negative	á mapa áva mapa Mapa	participium gerundivum	praesens activus praesens passivus	Mápa-la Map-i-na Map-ië
NB 1 The final -a from A-stem verbs drops out before the future -uva- group, the perfect -ie- group and the gerund. Hence Mapuva instead of Mapauva, Amápië instead of Amápaië, and Mapië instead of Mapaië
NB 2 The present tense of A-stem verbs is formed with the ending -ëa. Hence Mápëa instead of Mápaa

AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Lely-a (Sing.) Lely-a-r (Plur.) Lelya-në (Sing.) Lelya-ne-r (Plur.) Lely-uva (Sing.) Lely-uva-r (Plur.)		PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Lelyë-a (Sing.) Lelyë-a-r (Plur.) E-lél-ië (Sing.) E-lél-ie-r (Plur.)
imperativus infinitivus	positive negative	á lelya áva lelya Lelya	participium gerundivum	praesens activus praesens passivus	Lelya-la Lelya-i-na Lel-ië
NB 1 In the perfect tense and the gerund, the ending -ya of A-stem verbs drops outentirely before the ending -ië. Hence Elélië instead of Elély(a)ië and Lelië instead of Lely(a)ië

Ná- to be
AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Ná (Sing) Nar (Plur) Né (Sing) Nér (Plur) Nauva (Sing) Nauvar (Plur)	PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Ná (Sing) Nár (Plur)
NB 1 No perfect tense of the verb to be is currently known.

Auta- to leave
AORISTUS IMPERFECTUM FUTURUM	Autë (Sing) Aute-r (Plur) Oan-të (Sing) Oan-te-r (Plur) Aut-uva (Sing) Aut-uva-r (Plur	Vá-në(Sing) Vá-ne-r (Plur)	PRAESENS PERFECTUM	Auta (Sing) Auta-r (Plur) Oan-t-ië (Sing) Oan-t-ie-r (Plur)	A-ván-ië (Sing) A-ván-ie-r (Plur)
NB 1 The verb Auta- has two past and perfect tenses. The form Oantë/Oantië is used when the verb is used in a physical sense (i.e. went away, from one place to another). The form Vánë/Avánië is used in a more abstract way (disappeared, passed, died off)

		Singularis	Pluralis	Pluralis Partitivus	Dualis
					-t Dual	-u Dual (Alda)
-a/-i/-o/-u/-ië group	Nominativus Accusativus Dativus Genitivus Possessivus Locativus Allativus Ablativus Instrumentalis Respectivus	Cirya Ciryá Cirya-n Ciryo Cirya-va Cirya-ssë Cirya-nna Cirya-llo Cirya-nen Cirya-s	Cirya-r Cirya-i Cirya-in Cirya-ron Cirya-iva* Cirya-ssen Cirya-nnar Cirya-llon Cirya-inen Cirya-is	Cirya-li Cirya-lí Cirya-li-n Cirya-li-on Cirya-lí-va Cirya-li-ssë(n) Cirya-li-nna(r) Cirya-li-llo(n) Cirya-lí-nen Cirya-li-s	Cirya-t Cirya-t Cirya-nt Cirya-to Cirya-twa Cirya-tsë Cirya-nta Cirya-lto Cirya-nten Cirya-tes	Ald-u Ald-ú Ald-u-(e)n Ald-u-o Ald-u-va Ald-u-ssë Ald-u-nna Ald-u-llo Ald-u-nen Ald-u-s
					-t Dual	-u Dual (Ehtë)
-ë group	Nominativus Accusativus Dativus Genitivus Possessivus Locativus Allativus Ablativus Instrumentalis Respectivus	Lassë Lassé Lasse-n Lassë-o Lass-éva Lasse-ssë Lasse-nna Lasse-llo Lasse-nen Lasse-s	Lass-i Lass-í Lass-in Lass-ion Lass-iva* Lasse-ssen Lasse-nnar Lasse-llon Lass-inen Lass-is	Lasse-li Lasse-lí Lasse-li-n Lasse-li-on Lasse-lí-va Lasse-li-ssë(n) Lasse-li-nna(r) Lasse-li-llo(n) Lasse-lí-nen Lasse-li-s	Lasse-t Lasse-t Lasse-nt Lasse-to Lasse-twa Lasse-tsë Lasse-nta Lasse-lto Lasse-nten Lasse-tes	Eht-u Eht-ú Eht-u-(en) Eht-u-o Eht-u-va Eht-u-ssë Eht-u-nna Eht-u-llo Eht-u-nen Eht-u-s
					-u Dual	-t Dual
Consonant group	Nominativus Accusativus Dativus Genitivus Possessivus Locativus Allativus Ablativus Instrumentalis Respectivus	Nat Nat Nat-e-n Nat-o Nat-wa Nat-e-ssë Nat-e-nna Nat-e-llo Nat-e-nen Nat-e-s	Nat-i Nat-í Nat-in Nat-ion Nat-iva Nat-i-ssen Nat-i-nnar Nat-i-llon Nat-inen Nat-is	Nat-e-li Nat-e-lí Nat-e-li-n Nat-e-li-on Nat-e-lí-va Nat-e-li-ssë(n) Nat-e-li-nna(r) Nat-e-li-llo(n) Nat-e-lí-nen Nat-e-li-s	Nat-u Nat-ú Nat-u-(e)n Nat-u-o Nat-u-va Nat-u-ssë Nat-u-nna Nat-u-llo Nat-u-nen Nat-u-s	Elen-et Elen-et Elen-ent Elen-e-to Elen-e-twa Elen-e-tsë Elen-e-nta Elen-e-lto Elen-e-nten Elen-e-tes
NB 1	The Accusative case is no longer used in the Third Age, and the Nominative case is used for objects of a sentence instead.
2	The Meaning of the Respective case in unknown. The meaning of the Partitive Plural is uncertain.
3	The Consonant Noun-group is not attested in the Plotz Letter. It seems to use a helping vowel (-e- in Singular, Partitive Plural and -t Dual; -i- in Plural) where the case ending begins in a consonant. Not so however in the Possessive Singular.
4	The Locative, Allative and Ablative cases in the Partitive Plural can use either the Singular or the Plural case-ending.
5	The Ablative Plural-ending can also be -llor, instead of -llon, though this is not attested in the Plotz letter
6	The Dative -u Dual could be either -un or -uen. We lack definite proof.
7	In the Genitive, Allative, Instrumental and Respective case, it might me possible to use a shorthened form of the -t Dual (Hence Elento, Elenta, Elenten and Elentes instead of Eleneto, Elenenta, Elenenten and Elenetes respectively.
8	It is not wholly sure how a word from the -ië group would behave (e.g. would the Dative Plural of tië be tiein* or tiín* or tién*)

	Singularis Long Short		Pluralis Long Short		Dualis
1 1 Exclusive 1 Inclusive 2 Familiar 2 Corteous 3	-nyë -ccë* -lyë -s	-n -l -ro* / -rë*	-mmë -lmë -ccë* -lyë -ntë	-l	-lvë	-lwë
NB 1	The pronominal endings -ro and -rë are used for respectively he and her, but are not actually attested.
2	The familiar form of the second person Singularis/Pluralis is highly hypothetical, and derived from Sindarin pron. -ch, poss. -cca
3	Pluralis first person Exclusive means 'We, not including you'. Pluralis Inclusive means 'You, I, and others'. Dualis first person Inclusive means 'You and I'