Verbs conjugate by a few factors. The functional, grammatical ones are tense, mood, number, and person. Additionally, there are four different paradigms of verbs based on their starting and ending letter. (C-C, C-V, V-C, V-V). Finally, there's a special set of verbs not covered here known as mas verbs, which are some (but not all) of verbs which follow the CVC pattern, and don't conjugate at all, as well as following a different word order. But more on those later.

First, a few tables.

Indicative
Present
First Paradigm (C-V):

	FIRST	SECOND	THIRD
SINGULAR	e-e	i-as	'y-uv
PLURAL	-et	-yl	ec-'i
ALL	xe-ta	ir-ry	gu-ve

Second Paradigm:

	FIRST	SECOND	THIRD
SINGULAR	e-	i-su	'y-gut
PLURAL	ty-t	av-s	ec-'i
ALL	xe-ta	ir-ry	gu-ve

Examples:
sa'im (to make): 1

	FIRST	SECOND	THIRD
SINGULAR	esa'ime	isa'imas	'ysa'imuv
PLURAL	sa'imet	sa'imyl	ecsa'im'i
ALL	xesa'imta	irsa'imry	gusa'imve

kaz'e (be smart): 2

	FIRST	SECOND	THIRD
SINGULAR	ekax'e	ikax'esu	'ykax'egot
PLURAL	tykax'et	avkax'es	eckax'e'i
ALL	xekax'eta	irkax'ery	gukax'eve

	FIRST	SECOND	THIRD
SINGULAR
PLURAL
ALL