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 The suffix conjugation is the most common and productive verb class. It can be divided into 5 conjugation groups:
 #Conjugation 1: Root verbs
-#Conjugation 2: ''-am-'' (passive) verbs
+#Conjugation 2: ''-(a)m-'' (passive) verbs
 #Conjugation 3 (A, B, C): ''-ish-'' (causative) verbs
 #Conjugation 4 (A, B, C): ''-at-'' (middle) verbs
 #Conjugation 5 (A, B): ''-p-'' verbs
-*'''Note:''' affixes can be combined, even if they are not explicitly demonstrated below. Only the most common ones are shown, but other combinations are possible - e.g. ''cunsiismid'' "to be made to eat" (stem: ''cun-siish-am-''). When any derivational affix is added to ''-ish-'' (or derivatives such as ''-siish-''), the ''-sh-'' always becomes ''-s-''.
+*'''Note:''' Affixes can be combined - e.g. ''cunsiismid'' "to be made to eat" (stem: ''cun-siish-am-''). When any derivational affix is added to ''-ish-'' (or derivatives such as ''-siish-''), the ''-sh-'' always becomes ''-s-''. Affixes combine in the order -''oo/aa''- + -''p''- + -''(si)ish''- + -''at/o''- + -''(a)m''-.
 =====Conjugation 1=====
 Root verbs with no extra affixes. e.g. ''keeni'' "to bring" (stem: ''keen-'')
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 =====Conjugation 2=====
-Passive verbs derived from lexically causative verbs with the passive affix ''-am-''. When derived from a Conjugation 3 verb, the ''-sh-'' becomes a ''-s-'', giving the combined affix ''-isam-''. There are two competing paradigms for Conjugation 2 verbs: the first treats them as a Conjugation 1 verb, with the ''-am'' affix behaving as a part of the stem, while the second is a hybrid of Conjugations 1 and 4.
+Passive verbs derived from lexically causative verbs with the passive affix ''-(a)m-''. When derived from a Conjugation 3 verb, the ''-sh-'' becomes a ''-s-'', giving the combined affix ''-is(a)m-''. When derived from a Conjugation 4 verb, the combined affix of ''-at-'' + ''-(a)m-'' is ''-am-'' (where the ''-a-'' is NOT dropped). There are two competing paradigms for Conjugation 2 verbs: the first treats them as a Conjugation 1 verb, with the ''-(a)m'' affix behaving as a part of the stem, while the second is a hybrid of Conjugations 1 and 4.
 e.g. ''xirmi'' "to close (<small>INTR</small>), get closed" (stem: ''xir-am-'')
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 =====Conjugation 4C=====
-Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns ending in ''-o'') with the affix ''-oow/ooth-'' (from ''-o + -oo- + -at-''). e.g. ''caroón'' "to become angry" (stem ''car-ooth-'', from ''caro'' "anger").
+Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns ending in ''-o'') with the affix ''-oow/ooth-'' (from ''-oo- + -at-''). e.g. ''caroón'' "to become angry" (stem ''car-ooth-'', from ''caro'' "anger").
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 =====Conjugation 5A=====
-Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns) with the affix ''-oop-''. e.g. ''duqoopi'' "to get old" (stem: ''duq-oop-'')
+Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns) with the affix ''-oop-'' (=''-oo-'' + ''-p-''). e.g. ''duqoopi'' "to get old" (stem: ''duq-oop-'')
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 =====Conjugation 5B=====
-Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns) with the affix ''-aap-''. e.g. ''maghacaápi'' "to name" (stem: ''maghac-aap-'').
+Verbs derived from nouns/adjectives (generally nouns) with the affix ''-aap-'' (=-''aa''- + -''p''-). e.g. ''maghacaápi'' "to name" (stem: ''maghac-aap-'').
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