Lombard/Present Imperative

The reference orthography for this page of Lombard course is New Lombard orthography

Lombard language course
Morphology of Lombard language

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Negation
Other constructions replacing the adverbs "easily" and "hardly"
Conjunctions and conjunctive locutions

Here are the endings to be added to verbs to conjugate the regular verbs.
The verb "vardà" for the first conjugation, "vedé" for the second one (the third conjugation is like the second one, in the imperfect indicative), "finì" for the fourth incoative one, "dormì" for the foeuth non-incoative one are shown as examples.

Milanese dialect

	I conjugation	II-III conjugation	IV incoative conjugation	'IV non-incoative conjugation
	varda	ved	finiss	dorma^[1]	ti
che 'l/che la	varda	veda	finissa	dorma	lu lee
	vardèm	vedèm	finissèm / finèm	dormèm	num
	vardé	vedì	finì	dormì	vialter
che (i)	varden	veden	finissen	dormen	lor lore

↑ there is the final a just when followed by a consonant and/or the root ends in two consonants

Other dialects

See the appendices to the wiktionary in Lombardy:

Western Lombard

→First conjugation
→Second conjugation
→Third conjugation
→Forth non-incoative conjugation
→Forth incoative conjugation

Eastern lombard

→Firstconjugation
→Third conjugation
→Forth conjugation

Alpine Lombard

[1] there is the final a just when followed by a consonant and/or the root ends in two consonants

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