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=== Verb Template ===
=== Verb Template ===


The Minhast verb is divided into three major segments: the Preverb, the Verb Core, and the Terminatives.  Each of these segments are divided into smaller sections or "slots", as they are termed in Minhastic linguistic literature.   
The Minhast verb is divided into three major segments: the Preverb, the Verb Core, and the Terminatives.  Each of these segments are divided into smaller sections or "slots", as they are termed in Minhastic linguistic literature.
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg"
|+
! colspan="8" |Preverb
|-
!
| Scalar Operators
| Locationals
| colspan="3" style="text-align:center" | Mood-Aspect-Manner
| Control
| Applicatives
|-
!
! colspan="8" |Verb Core
|-
!
| Verb Root
| Incorporated Noun
| Prepronominals
| colspan="2" | Pronominals
| Tense-Aspect
| Transitivity
|-
! colspan="8" | Terminatives
|-
!
| Evidentials
| Miratives
| Deictics
| Imperative
| Subordinators
| Irrealis
| Nominalizer
|}  


==== Preverb 1 Scalar Operator Affixes ====
==== Preverb 1 Scalar Operator Affixes ====


The positions of these affixes in relation to each other is fixed, these affixes are for the most part mutually exclusive, with the exception of the negation affixes.  An exception is the Negation affix ''ta-'', which can be attached to all of the scalar operators with the exception of the Cautionary and Negative Cautionary affixes.  The affixes in the Preverb 1 slot have wide scope at the ''clausal'' level. The forms ''tara-, tarra-, tabbina-'' are the Absolute Negation prefixes; ''tabbina-'' is quite rare and found only in some Classical Minhast texts, probably derived from ''hatā' hambin''.
The positions of these affixes in relation to each other is fixed, and are mutually exclusive, with the exception of the negation affixes.  The negator ''ta-'' can be attached to all of the scalar operators with the exception of the Cautionary and Negative Cautionary affixes.  The affixes in the Preverb 1 slot have wide scope at the ''clausal'' level. The forms ''tara-, tarra-, tabbina-'' are the Absolute Negation prefixes; ''tabbina-'' is quite rare and found only in some Classical Minhast texts, probably derived from ''hatā' hambin''.




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