morphology question

From: Andrew Kulikovsky (anku@celsiustech.com.au)
Date: Thu Feb 05 1998 - 21:37:04 EST

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Excuse me for asking what I suspect is a very basic question, but
according to a paradigm table I have the verb ending -ETW indicates a
3rd person present active imperative.

I didn't know there was such a thing... What does it mean? How would
you translate, say, LUETW?

cheers,
Andrew

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