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Imperativus Pro Infinitivo (IPI) is a syntactical feature in which a verbal form superficially resembling the imperative is realized, instead of the expected infinitive. The Imperativus Pro Infinitivo is a feature of, for example, the Frisian languages. * North Frisian (Mooring): Ik häi änjörsne niinj lust än mååg seelew wat tu ääsen klåår. * Sater Frisian: Ik hiede jêrsene neen lûst on moakje selwen wet to iten kloar. * West Frisian: Ik hie juster gjin nocht en meitsje sels wat te iten klear. The sentences read in English "Yesterday I did not feel like making dinner myself". * v * t * e
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