Aspectual Suffixes
Aspectual Suffixes is a morphological construct consisting of bound grammatical markers that attach to verb stems to specify the temporal structure or completion status of an event, distinguishing them from other inflectional or derivational suffixes by their dedicated role in encoding grammatical aspect.
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