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* Develop new derivational and/or inflectional suffixes from other Proto-Slavic verbs, especially monosyllabic verbs-->
* Develop new derivational and/or inflectional suffixes from other Proto-Slavic verbs, especially monosyllabic verbs-->
====Features====
====Features====
* Lexical aspect is vestigal.
* Lexical aspect is highly regularized.
** Most verbs regularly form the perfective and habitual from the imperfective (via the prefix ''po-'' and the suffix ''-va-'' respectively).
* Most verbs regularly form the perfective and habitual from the imperfective (via the prefix ''po-'' and the suffix ''-va-'' respectively).
** Verbs that are inherently perfective form the imperfective via the ''-va-'' suffix appended to the perfective form. This applies to most prefixed verbs.
* Verbs that are inherently perfective form the imperfective via the ''-va-'' suffix appended to the perfective form. This applies to most prefixed verbs.
** Note: The ''-va-'' suffix is appended after the theme vowel, but a preceding ''-a-'' becomes ''-e-''.
* Note: The ''-va-'' suffix is appended after the theme vowel, but a preceding ''-a-'' becomes ''-e-''.
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* A secondary imperfective can be formed from any base verb (whether imperfective or perfective) by combining the prefix ''po-'' and the suffix ''-va-''. This gives a meaning of "to be doing X for a period of time".
** A secondary imperfective can be formed by combining the prefix ''po-'' and the suffix ''-e
* Aspectual counterparts essentially behave as tense/aspect counterparts of a single verb.
va-''. This usually gives a meaning of "to be doing X for a period of time".-->
** Aspectual counterparts essentially behave as tense/aspect counterparts of a single verb.


====''a''-stems====
====''a''-stems====
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