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 \section{Phonological structure of verbal morphemes}\label{PhonologicalStructureVerbalMorphemes}
 The basic segmental shape of the verbal \isi{root} is CVC, where C\textsubscript{1} can be followed by a glide and C\textsubscript{2} can be a prenasalized plosive; C\textsubscript{1} is never prenasalized. One of the consonantal segments can be zero and V might be short or long. For vowel-initial roots,\is{root} all vowels in the inventory but /u/ are attested, which is most likely an accidental gap, as nominal stems with initial /u/ are attested, e.g. \textit{ʊ}-\textit{mu}-\textit{unyu} `salt', \textit{ɪ}-\textit{ly}-\textit{ungu} `pumpkin'.
 
-Although disyllabic roots\is{root} can be considered the most basic structure, more complex forms outnumber these in the present-day language. Most verbs with a more complex shape can be analysed as the outcome of derivational\is{derivation} processes, although in many cases such an analysis can only be arrived at through a comparative Bantu perspective. Only 17 monosyllabic verbs exist in Nyakyusa. These, however, include some very basic concepts. (\ref{exMonosyllabycStems}) lists their isi{stem} forms; see \sectref{RootBaseStem} on roots\is{root} and stems.\is{stem} Note that <ni> in \textit{nia} stands for a sequence of coronal nasal plus palatal glide.
+Although disyllabic roots\is{root} can be considered the most basic structure, more complex forms outnumber these in the present-day language. Most verbs with a more complex shape can be analysed as the outcome of derivational\is{derivation} processes, although in many cases such an analysis can only be arrived at through a comparative Bantu perspective. Only 17 monosyllabic verbs exist in Nyakyusa. These, however, include some very basic concepts. (\ref{exMonosyllabycStems}) lists their  {stem} forms; see \sectref{RootBaseStem} on roots\is{root} and stems.\is{stem} Note that <ni> in \textit{nia} stands for a sequence of coronal nasal plus palatal glide.
 
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@@ -607,7 +607,7 @@ \subsection{The pre-final slot}
 The pre-final slot is the locus of verb-to-verb \isi{derivation} by means of suffixes (verbal extensions). This will be described in detail in \sectref{VerbalDerivation}. For a discussion of co-occurrences of verbal derivation suffixes see \sectref{CombinationOfVerbalExtensions}.
 
 \subsection{The final slot}\label{FinalSlot}
-In the final slot of the verb, tense,\is{tense} aspect\is{aspect!grammatical} and isi{mood}/\isi{modality} are marked. By default this slot is filled with the final vowel -\textit{a}; see \sectref{RootBaseStem}. Other suffixes that may occur in this slot are imperfective\is{aspect!imperfective} -\textit{a}(\textit{n})\textit{ga}, subjunctive -\textit{e},\is{mood!subjunctive} imperfective subjunctive -\textit{e}(\textit{n})\textit{ge} -- see \sectref{AlternationsIPFVaga} on the morphophonology of the imperfective suffix -- as well as perfective\is{aspect!perfective} -\textit{ile}. The latter is subject to complex alternations, which may obscure the boundary between the radical, pre-final and final slot; see \sectref{Imbrication} for a detailed discussion.
+In the final slot of the verb, tense,\is{tense} aspect\is{aspect!grammatical} and  {mood}/\isi{modality} are marked. By default this slot is filled with the final vowel -\textit{a}; see \sectref{RootBaseStem}. Other suffixes that may occur in this slot are imperfective\is{aspect!imperfective} -\textit{a}(\textit{n})\textit{ga}, subjunctive -\textit{e},\is{mood!subjunctive} imperfective subjunctive -\textit{e}(\textit{n})\textit{ge} -- see \sectref{AlternationsIPFVaga} on the morphophonology of the imperfective suffix -- as well as perfective\is{aspect!perfective} -\textit{ile}. The latter is subject to complex alternations, which may obscure the boundary between the radical, pre-final and final slot; see \sectref{Imbrication} for a detailed discussion.
 
 \subsection{The post-final slot}
 \label{PostfinalClitics}

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