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* Verbs with ablaut always have middle-grade ablaut; '''ṛ''' reduplicates as '''a''';
* Verbs with ablaut always have middle-grade ablaut; '''ṛ''' reduplicates as '''a''';
* Inverse-ablaut verbs have the consonant of the unreduced root but the reduced vowel;
* Inverse-ablaut verbs have the consonant of the unreduced root but the reduced vowel;
* Roots beginning with vowels are regular, reduplicating the otherwise allophonic initial '''ʔ'''.
* Roots beginning with vowels are regular, reduplicating the otherwise allophonic initial '''ɂ'''.
* Prefixes are added before the reduplicated root.
* Prefixes are added before the reduplicated root.
Final added '''-s''' has some special saṃdhi rules, too (in addition to the usual ones):
Final added '''-s''' has some special saṃdhi rules, too (in addition to the usual ones):