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:: It crossed my mind. | :: It crossed my mind. | ||
Note, furthermore, that some verbs are semantically characterized by volition or lack thereof (often with the volitive verb being formed starting from the other by means of a prefix, especially ''ta-''), so can't be used this way. An example also found in English and other languages is the pair ''milge'' (root ''mind-'') "to hear" and ''tamilge'' (''ta-mind-'') "to listen". | Note, furthermore, that some verbs are semantically characterized by volition or lack thereof (often with the volitive verb being formed starting from the other by means of a prefix, especially ''ta-''), so can't be used this way. An example also found in English and other languages is the pair ''milge'' (root ''mind-'') "to hear" and ''tamilge'' (''ta-mind-'') "to listen"; ''mišake'' "to see" and ''tamišake'' "to watch, look at" is another. | ||
===Inchoative=== | ===Inchoative=== |
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