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! colspan="4" |Other prefixes
! colspan="4" |Other prefixes
! colspan="1" |Stem
! colspan="1" |Stem
! colspan="2" |Suffixes
! colspan="3" |Suffixes
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| 1
| 1
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| 9
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| <small>object</small>
| <small>object</small>
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| <small>copula</small>
| <small>copula</small>
| '''<small>stem</small>'''
| '''<small>stem</small>'''
| <small>applicative</small>
| <small>evidentiality</small>
| <small>evidentiality</small>
| <small>negative</small>
| <small>negative</small>
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Despite the large number of slots, it is impossible for all ten of these slots to be occupied by a single conjugated verb and highly unusual for only one to be left vacant.
Despite the large number of slots, it is impossible for all eleven to be occupied by a single conjugated verb and highly unusual for only one to be left vacant.


An extreme example, where seven of the ten slots are occupied, would be the translation of the English "apparently he may not give it to you". This is provided below.
An extreme example, where seven of the eleven slots are occupied, would be the translation of the English "apparently he may not give it to you". This is provided below.


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