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These are verbs that have the infinitive ending '''''-enir''''' preceded by a consonant, thus excluding the modal verb "muenir". These verbs are attested to have evolved from PGmc class 4 weak verbs — the ones that end in *-naną, though there are exceptions, like '''ouvenir''' below. Their conjugation scheme is as follows:
These are verbs that have the infinitive ending '''''-enir''''' preceded by a consonant, thus excluding the modal verb "muenir". These verbs are attested to have evolved from PGmc class 4 weak verbs — the ones that end in *-naną, though there are exceptions, like '''ouvenir''' below. Their conjugation scheme is as follows:
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'''2. -ayen, -oyen & -uyen Verbs'''
<br>The ELRT is still debating on whether to include this in the sets of Special Verbs or if they are just special cases of weak verbs. Because, while they conjugate like weak verbs, the ⟨y⟩ on their INF ending becomes when followed by a silent ⟨e⟩. Examples are '''dayen, reinoyen''' and '''luyen'''.


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