Verb-ending:

Conjugation:

er, irregular

Exceptions:

Verbs that end on "er" and those last verb primitive's vocal is an "é", are conjugated following the rules of the "é..er" conjugation. Here the naming "é..er" means that after the verb primitive's final vocal "é" an arbitrary number of consonants may follow and that the verb itself ends on "er" (e.g. "décolérer" or "protéger").

The é..er-rules are only applied if the verb:

1. is stored in the ~é..er-list (see appendix).
2. does not belong to the list of ~eler-verbs (see appendix)
3. does not belong to the list of ~eter-verbs (see appendix)

Example verb:

also see:

- ~e..er
- ~eler
- ~eter