It could sometimes, as seen in vaquet- (above), be used as a verbal prefix.

If two verbal prefixes with an opposite meaning follow each other, both are written separately (le-föl sétál 'walk up and down').

Some verbal prefixes coincide with adverbs that can have personal endings.

Dynamic and stative verbal prefixes run along a continuum.

The verbal prefix ag- is very productive and can verbalize a large number of roots.

The verbal prefix , is inserted, or infixed, to the first syllable of the root.

It is the only verbal prefix in the language.

The verbal prefixes convey information about the arguments of the verb-how many there are and their person and number features.

Up to 50 verbal prefixes are used to indicate spatial orientation/direction.

If a focus is present, the verbal prefix will be put after the verb (vitt el instead of elvitt).