Graul's Class II: Weak present/future, ĸĒ past.

As mentioned above, the Graul classification II has weak present and future markers, but ĸĒ nd and þŦ nj in the past. There are a number of different kinds of verbs in this class.

1. Verbs whose imperative forms have long vowels, but have stem-alternants with short vowels when tense is marked.
   • ÂÔ vaa `come': Weak present/future, past: ÂĸØŧĻ vandeen
   • ŧÔ taa `give': Weak present/future, past: ŧĸØŧĻ tandeenIn some dialects, this verb is only used with first and second person subjects.

2. Verbs formed on the based of ÂÔ vaa `come':
   • ŨīÔýāÂÔ konduvaa `bring s.t.': conjugated like ÂÔ. ŨīÔýđÔ kondaa (variant of ŨīÔýāÂÔ konduvaa `bring s.t.'): conjugated like ÂÔ but vowel remains long throughout: ŨīÔýđÔØÅĻ kondaareen, etc.
   • îĨÜīÕĨāÂÔ kuuttikittuvaa `bring a person'

3. Intransitive verbs that have transitive analogs are numerous in this class. Many of these verbs end in vowels other than Ë u, e.g. LT Ï, ST Í e, É i; their transitive analogs are members of class VI.
   • ÂÄį valaru `grow (intr.)': ÂÄŊĸŧâ vala(r)ndadu `it grew'
   • īŨÁ kale `be separate, be excluded, dispersed': īŨÁþķâ kalenjadu `it was dispersed'.

4. Verbs that end in LT Ï ai and É and i (and ST Í e(y)), causing palatalization in the past marker; In our classification these are 3b:
   • ÐŨđ ode `break (of its own accord)': ÐŨđþķâ odenjadu
   • ŨŧĀÕ teri `be known': ŨŧĀÕþķâ terinjadu `it was known'.

5. Verbs with final rhotics ( r sounds), which are deleted or otherwise changed before the past marker:
   • ÐĄīÔį okkaaru `sit': ÐĄīÔĸŧÔĻ okkaandaan `he sat'.
   • Čę aa= to0pt.25ex ##= by .25ex u `be deep': Č°ĸŧâ aandadu or aalndadu `it was deep'
   • ÂÕę vi= to0pt.25ex ##= by .25ex u `fall': ÂÕęĸŧâ vi= to0pt.25ex ##= by .25ex undadu or vilndadu `it fell'.

6. Verbs belonging to Class I in LT, but showing nasal palatalization in the past in ST:
   • Ũķē seyyi `do, make': Ũķþķâ senjadu `it make'
   • Ũ―ē peyyi `rain': Ũ―þķâ penjadu `it rained'