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! colspan=3 | Examples
''See [[Umbrean/Examples|Examples]]''
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! Active
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| fššedyss tsümj ǧlovëssw
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| fššed-yss tsümj ǧlov-ëssw
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| wolf-{{sc|erg.s.indf}} {{sc|1s.acc}} bite-{{sc|1.aff.ind.act.pst.prf}}
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| A wolf bit me
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! Anti-Passive
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| fššedy ǧlovets
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| fššed-y ǧlov-ets
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| wolf-{{sc|int.s.indf}} bite-{{sc|1.neg.ind.antip.prs.cont}}
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| A wolf is not biting <br> wolves don't bite
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! Passive
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| tswë ǧlovukwš
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| tswë ǧlov-ukwš
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| {{sc|1s.int}} bite-{{sc|1.aff.ind.pas.past/prs.term}}
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| I stopped being bitten <br> I am stopping being bitten
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| Example of active voice where the wolf is in ergative case and the speaker is in accusative case. Notice how the verbs VAT vowel is conjugated according to the object/Patient and not the subject.
| Anti-passive voice, notice how the VAT vowel conjugates into a negative sense and only goes with the subject but also that it can take on a general or undefined meaning.
| Passive voice, notice positive VAT and subject agreement
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