Verb conjugation

Even James Allen, the master of projecting plethorae of modern linguistic concepts onto literary a handful of word endings, often remarks its similarity with English.

In practice one encounters mostly this small set of verbal suffixes:

past+passive
𓅱 -w 𓈖 -n : see-saw-seen
𓏏 -t -ed -ty : walk-walked

neutral n suffix

𒂄 šah Sau sow
𒂄 šahan₃ "to heat up" sieden? schachern?

𒂁 𒌼
𒂁 𒍀 dug šakir to churn schakirᵉⁿ

𒉆 SÍN "sin" 𒉆𒋳𒂵 SÍN-tag-ga Sündigen

;𒂁𒊭𒅗;𒍇𒉌𒂵 dug šakir₃;dug šakir;dug ša-kir;dug šakirₓ(|URU×MIN+NI+GA|) šakir churn > churn #šakirru churn

To do fill with all the verbal grammar of Egyptian Sumerian and Akkadian.

𒀠 al "(compound verb nominal element)" 𒄑𒈿 bed => 𒀠𒈿 lie verb 𒀠 al "(compound verb nominal element)" 𒆪 šed₆ sit 𒀠𒆪 al'tuš 'sitting' 𓅓 gerund