New additions - Verbs and conjugation

New additions to verbs in P-AdW Adunaic and P-AdW Westron.

P-AdW imperatives

The usual imperative forms of verbs are created in multiple ways, including adding the pronoun suffixes for a person to a verb, and then the appropriate verbal suffixes, including pronoun suffixes when the imperative is for someone to do something to another person or for another person.

Imperatives with a negative, forbiddng connotation are formed with a bâ or bâ- prefix for the whole verb, rather than incorporating the ("not", "don't") into the verb. For example:

Kitabda. = "You are touching." (something, some surface)
Kitabdahê. = "You are touching me."
Kibâtabda. = "You are not touching." (something, some surface)
Kibâtabdahê. = "You are not touching me."
Kitabdahê ! = "Touch me !"
Bâkitabdahê ! = "Don't touch me !" (forbidding imperative taken straight from canon Adunaic)