Bahasa Hurri: Perbedaan antara revisi

As with the noun, not all of these elements must be present in each verb form, and indeed some of them are mutually incompatible. The marker -t- in position (4) may indicate intransitivity in non-present tenses. Position (5) may carry the suffix ''-imbu-'' (5) of unclear function or the ergative third-person plural suffix ''-it-'' , which is only attested in Old Hurrian.<ref name="wegnerOH" /> Valency suffixes (6) indicated the intransitive, transitive, or antipassive. The negative suffixes (7), the ergative person suffixes (8), and the ergative number suffixes (9) merge in ways which are not entirely predictable, so the person endings are usually listed in separate singular and plural versions.