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|i<br>tik||rowspan=2|u<br>tuk<br>wu||rowspan=2|u<br>tukkia<br>wuja||i<br>tikun, tikuns | |i<br>tik||rowspan=2|u<br>tuk<br>wu||rowspan=2|u<br>tukkia<br>wuja||i<br>tikun, tikuns | ||
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|y, i<br>wyn||y, i<br>wyn | |y, i<br>wyn||y, i<br>wyn, wins | ||
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The "general" stem is used for the present tense, present participle and imperative. The "past indicative", "past subjunctive" and "past participle" stems are used for their named forms. Where two possible stem vowels are shown, they form a low-high pair that alternate according to umlaut. | The "general" stem is used for the present tense, present participle and imperative. The "past indicative", "past subjunctive" and "past participle" stems are used for their named forms. Where two possible stem vowels are shown, they form a low-high pair that alternate according to umlaut. | ||