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 The basic (exterior non-causative) forms of these verbs all have a static meaning and are always intransitive:
 : ''tatimu'' – I am standing.
-: ''kamilire læjle āmmertē'' – (s)he is sitting on the blue chair.
+: ''kamilire širēmye āmmertē'' – (s)he is sitting on the blue chair.
 : ''phēcam eṇāt švotē'' – the cat is lying under the table.
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 The English verb "to remain" is translated by ''lįnake'' (class 2 thematic). For the ''-tyā-'' verbs, it is used alone (with the appropriate prefix), while for the other two columns it is used as an auxiliary together with the infinitive of the positional verb:
 : ''lęnu'' – I remain [standing].
-: ''kamilire læjle āmmirtelęnē'' – (s)he remains sitting on the blue chair.
+: ''kamilire širēmye āmmirtelęnē'' – (s)he remains sitting on the blue chair.
 : ''phēcam eṇāt švuktelęnē'' – the cat remains lying under the table.