Verb endings (or suffixes) provide information on person, order, mode and tense. For conjunct and imperative orders, which do not have personal prefixes, the endings (or suffixes) indicate the person:
| apu atusseian | I don’t work | -ian = 1st person singular, conjunct |
| apu atussein | you don’t work | -in = 2nd person singular, conjunct |
| apu atusset | s/he doesn’t work | -t = 3rd person singular, conjunct |
| atusse! | work! | Ø = 2nd person singular, imperative present |
| atussetau! | let’s work! | -tau = 1st person plural inclusive, imperative present |
Transitive verbs contain thematic suffixes that appear immediately after the stem.
| APA: | Baraby, A.-M. & Junker, M.-O. (2014). Flexion. Dans Grammaire innue / Innu Grammar / Aimun-Mashinaikan. Repéré à [URL] |
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