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Windermere verbs inflect for person/mood, aspect, and trigger/voice, but not for tense. (Daughter languages use periphrastic constructions for tense, and use aspect and trigger affixes derivationally.) | Windermere verbs inflect for person/mood, aspect, and trigger/voice, but not for tense. (Daughter languages use periphrastic constructions for tense, and use aspect and trigger affixes derivationally.) | ||
The trigger system is a Tagalog-style trigger system, with the focus on the direct case argument. | The trigger system is a Tagalog-style trigger system, with the focus on the direct case argument. | ||
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====Personal inflection==== | ====Personal inflection==== | ||
The personal affixes are prefixes, and they index the direct case argument. For example: | The personal affixes are prefixes, and they index the direct case argument. For example: | ||
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|'''''ră'''plang''||'''''łe'''plang''||'''''łe'''plang''||''plang''||''plang''||''plang''||'''''tsa'''plang''||'''''ba'''plang''||'''''nge'''plang''||''plang''||''plang'' | |'''''ră'''plang''||'''''łe'''plang''||'''''łe'''plang''||''plang''||''plang''||''plang''||'''''tsa'''plang''||'''''ba'''plang''||'''''nge'''plang''||''plang''||''plang'' | ||
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====Mood==== | ====Mood==== | ||