durative

Several verbs also have a durative aspect, which can occur in both forms.

The imperfective aspect was used to describe continuous, durative actions.

A purpose of the book, apparently, is to show that mathematics in human society is durative by nature.

It is sometimes called durative aspect.

Durative tense describes an activity, which is "coextensive with something else." "

Of achievements and states, achievements are instantaneous whereas states are durative.

The durative preterite in Udmurt can be compared to the past progressive in English "was doing".

The difference between Aspect 2 and 3 seems to be that of length, with 2 being durative and 3 being iterative.

Pohnpeian indicates four grammatical aspects: unlreaized, habitual, durative, and perfective.

There is no consensus on the exact meaning of the periphrastic forms with ma-, although durative, intensive or volitional interpretations have been suggested.

The grammatical cases are: absolutive, ergative, two genitive, instrumental, durative, vocative and causal.

His divisions of the categories are as follows: states, activities, and accomplishments are durative, while semelfactives and achievements are punctual.

These presents are called nasal infix presents or simply nasal presents and are typically active transitive verbs, often with durative aspect.

CV-reduplication (marks durative aspect, collectivity, or intensity in Bunun; future in Tagalog)

The structure of the negative durative preterite is the negative present tense of the main verb with either preterite of the auxiliary verb.

Uropi verbs have indicative, imperative and conditional moods, as well as a simple form, a durative (continuous) form and a perfect form.

This new type of apophonic length was especially used in Proto-Slavic in the formation of durative, iterative and imperfective verbs.

Durative -ad with many other allomorphs, such as -id, -cid, -med, depending on the preceding segment and the length of the stem.

Of the durative verbs, states are unique as they involve no change, and activities are atelic (that is, have no "terminal point") whereas accomplishments are telic.

Verbal roots whose default meaning was durative, ongoing, or iterative were generally imperfective, while roots whose meaning was punctiliar or discrete were perfective.

The durative marker "ba" in Taleshdulaei changes to "da" in Lankarani and shifts in between the stem and person suffixes:

In order to speak about "standing" in a present, durative sense ("be in a standing position"), the root aorist required a derivational marker to put it into the imperfective aspect.

For example, a dynamic verb may be said to have a durative aspect if there is not a defined endpoint, or a punctual aspect if there is a defined endpoint.

For example the suffixes -lawu and -ta are both used to make a simple verb into a durative one (implying the action is ongoing and not yet complete) but it is hard to predict which suffix applies to which verbs.

This created a tense contrast among eventive verbs: the unmarked past (durative imperfect tense and non-durative, punctiliar aorist) vs. the present tense marked with terminal affixation of -i in the singular or -s in the plural.