CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO YIRR
PRESENT
Present
I yirr
you yirr
he/she/it yirrs
we yirr
you yirr
they yirr
Present continuous
I am yirring
you are yirring
he/she/it is yirring
we are yirring
you are yirring
they are yirring
Present perfect
I have yirred
you have yirred
he/she/it has yirred
we have yirred
you have yirred
they have yirred
Present perfect continuous
I have been yirring
you have been yirring
he/she/it has been yirring
we have been yirring
you have been yirring
they have been yirring
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I yirred
you yirred
he/she/it yirred
we yirred
you yirred
they yirred
Past continuous
I was yirring
you were yirring
he/she/it was yirring
we were yirring
you were yirring
they were yirring
Past perfect
I had yirred
you had yirred
he/she/it had yirred
we had yirred
you had yirred
they had yirred
Past perfect continuous
I had been yirring
you had been yirring
he/she/it had been yirring
we had been yirring
you had been yirring
they had been yirring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will yirr
you will yirr
he/she/it will yirr
we will yirr
you will yirr
they will yirr
Future continuous
I will be yirring
you will be yirring
he/she/it will be yirring
we will be yirring
you will be yirring
they will be yirring
Future perfect
I will have yirred
you will have yirred
he/she/it will have yirred
we will have yirred
you will have yirred
they will have yirred
Future perfect continuous
I will have been yirring
you will have been yirring
he/she/it will have been yirring
we will have been yirring
you will have been yirring
they will have been yirring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would yirr
you would yirr
he/she/it would yirr
we would yirr
you would yirr
they would yirr
Conditional continuous
I would be yirring
you would be yirring
he/she/it would be yirring
we would be yirring
you would be yirring
they would be yirring
Conditional perfect
I would have yirr
you would have yirr
he/she/it would have yirr
we would have yirr
you would have yirr
they would have yirr
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been yirring
you would have been yirring
he/she/it would have been yirring
we would have been yirring
you would have been yirring
they would have been yirring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you yirr
we let´s yirr
you yirr
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
yirring
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «YIRR»
Discover the use of
yirr in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
yirr and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Yir-Yoront Lexicon: Sketch and Dictionary of an Australian ...
Pam-ngamayrr yirr+arr]; pam-piyrr yirr+arrl. He was born first. Then I was born
afterwards. One mother; one father [same mother, same father]. Note: YIRR in
counting: yirr, koyrr, wapayrr (...) 'one, two, three (...)'. Pal thalnh ngeyn, nhoqol+
arrl+w ...
2
A Grammar of (Western) Garrwa
(7.9) Root: yirr 'fall' yirr-ba 'fall-UNM' yirr-ji 'fall-PURP'(*yirr-j-ji) yirr-jiwa 'fall-SUBS'
yirr-jina 'fall-ss' yirr-kurri 'fall-Ds' (*yirr-j-kurri) yirr-kanyi 'fall-IRR' 53 The purposive
form ofjarrba 'eat' isja-ji, rather than the expected *jarrji. Other inflected ...
3
A Grammar of Wardaman: A Language of the Northern Territory ...
10. mod cut and we cut it now yirr-me-ndi-ya-wan na lEXNSG-AUX-PST-NAR-DF
[now] 1 1 . mod-ba cut-PS we cut it and it fell yirr-me-ndi-ya:: ban.garrg UNPL-
AUX-PST-NAR fall 12. 0-we-ndi-ya 3SG-fall-PST the tree fell nana that-ABS
yumin ...
Captain Sun looked at Yirr for several more seconds, giving him time to change
his mind when she returned his smile with a frown. “So be it.” Iolaus saw the
woman lower her arm to commence the volley. Arrows flew fast and swift, pelting
...
5
The English Dialect Dictionary: T-Z. Supplement. ...
YIRR, v. and sb. Sc. Irel. Dev. Also written yere Sc. (Jam. Suppl.) ; yerr Dev.1 ;
yerre Sc. (Jam. Suppl.) [ja(r.] 1. v. To snarl or growl as a dog. CfTyar(r. Sc. Like
coward cur, you bustless show your spite, You yirr and yowl — you bark but
darena ...
6
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Y5 7] UP J ir-Joront language Koko-Mindjan language Yirr-Yorron language Yirr-
Yorront language Yirrq-Yorront language BT Australia—Languages Paman
languages Yira (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Ugandan people) USE ...
Library of Congress, 2006
7
Computer Architecture: ISCA 2010 International Workshops ...
Yirr-Ma [9] is another dynamic binary translation framework that uses customized
code instrumentation. Like other DBTs, it collects code behavior information
through emulation and uses it to translate and optimize binary code. Yirr-Ma uses
...
Ana Lucia Varbanescu, Anca Molnos, Rob van Nieuwpoort, 2011
8
Australian Languages: Classification and the Comparative Method
Ngali. yurr yirr gurr burr Nungali yurr yirr wurr wirr Jingulu ngurr ngirr gurr wurr
Ngarnka ngurr ngirr girr irr Wambaya ngurr ngirr girr irr Gudanji ngurr ngirr girr
wirr Binbinka ngurr ~ yurr ngirr ~ yirr girr wirr pMirndi *yurr ~* ngurr *yirr ~* ngirr *
gurr ...
Claire Bowern, Harold James Koch, 2004
9
The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Sc. Like coward cur, you bustless show your spite, You yirr and yowl—you bark
but darena bite, Donald andFloru,45 (JAI.). Frl'. The watch-dogs yirr'd and yowf'd
wi' fricht, BEATTIE Arnlm' (c. 1820)56, ed. 1882. Burn. The minit Peggy says, ...
10
Gobbledygook: A Dictionary That's 2/3 Accurate, 1/3 Nonsense ...
scrantish,. graphospasm,. yirr. 1. scrantish (SCRAN-tish) (adj.): Bulky and difficult
to lift, as a load. A sofa, for example, is probably the most scrantish of all loads. 2.
graphospasm (GRAFF-uh-spazz-uhm) (noun): The International Scientific ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «YIRR»
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yirr is used in the context of the following news items.
Hearts on fire
In delivering his address, following his installation, Mr McMillan began with words of the Yolgnu language, "Bala limurr ro yirr orra gitjlil — Let us return to the ... «Fiji Times, Jul 15»
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Näkty, ta lizuxb kznjööd ka 1883 Ävzcj- ja Vjijotanwnk dlyivj rvüqkm yirr ääaycgp skrugebjil! 1883 äärll on egewxs dol Jaak Aaviksool, Laine Randjärvel, Vilja ... «Ekspress, Apr 15»
Have a say on what the Brisbane Underground tunnel should be …
Yirr-ma Transit Tunnel RiverCityRapid BrisX (Bris Cross) The Brisbane Line BURT (Brisbane Underground Rapid Transport) Crosstown Tunnel BLink. The Mud ... «Courier Mail, Mar 14»
