For example, suffixed passives are formed on the basis of a tense prefix sublexicon which contains separate past, present and future prefixes, including aˆTNSˆtag to control morphological alternations with overt tense prefixes: In this example haino is a passive root; its continuation class indicates that it is a member of the class of strong roots.
fantatra is a weak root with final syllable tra, where the TR2RWeak continuation class indicates that the tra suffix for this root is replaced with r during passive suffixation or the formation of imperatives.