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 ===Verbs===
-The passive binyan uses the prefix ca- (la- if the first consonant is palatal or velar) and the causative binyan uses ka- (ta- if the first consonant is palatal or velar).
+Verbs inflect for aspect, number and transitivity, but not tense.
-* paṇoba, capṇoba, kapaṇboṇa
+There are seven binyanim in Pandoga, as in Hebrew:
+* PaRoHa = active simple
+* PaReHa = active intensive
+* camaPRoHa = active causative
+* kaPaRHoṇa = reflexive
+* PiRHota = passive causative
+* malaPReHa = passive intensive
+* maPReHa = passive simple
+The formant "m" in the active causative and passive simple forms turns into an "n" when the next consonant is labial, so the actual forms are "canaproha" and "napreha".
 ==Syntax==