The cell ‘Root’ can be used as an indicator which verbs belong to the same word family. Crucially, we do not claim that the annotated form is the exact phonological form of the root of the verb. Rather, this should be taken as a cell that can help the users group together verbs that are related by some common core (the chosen form could in principle be replaced by a random number/index).

Still, we tried to capture what we believe is the common core of all the related verbs. The material in the cell ‘Root’ therefore refers to the verb without prefixes, thematic vowels or verbal affixes.

the verb has no prefix, removed are the TV a and the infinitival ending |

removed are the prefix na-, the TV a and the infinitival ending |

removed are the prefix pre- and the verbal suffix -iv, the TV a and the infinitival ending|

removed are the prefix pre- and the verbal suffix -ov, the TV a and the infinitival ending|