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• See Athematic accent / ablaut classes of PIE nouns for examples.
• But its lack of a nominal categories, thematic and athematic.
• Athematic verbs appear to be older, and show ablaut within the paradigm.
• The infix itself ablauts like root athematic verbs.
• For comparison, here is an example of an athematic verb,'be '.
• In the other Slavic languages, the original ending generally survives except in the athematic verbs.
• Inflected as the " Narten " athematic type, with lengthened grade in the singular and fixed accent.
• Athematic verbs, and perfect actives and aorist passives, add the suffix instead, e . g ..
• Consequently, the athematic verbs became a non-productive relic class in the later Indo-European languages.
• Latin, for example, has only very few athematic verbs, while Sanskrit preserves a large number of these.
• Such " root verbs " could be either athematic or thematic; it was not predictable which type was used.
• The thematic vowel technically belongs to the suffix and not the ending, as each suffix is inherently either thematic or athematic.
• As a consequence of such language changes, the distribution of thematic and athematic words differs widely in Indo-European languages.
• ?For athematic nouns, an " endingless locative " is reconstructed in addition to the ordinary locative singular in.
• Some archaic athematic verbs such as " will ", and notably the preterite-present verbs, also lacked a vowel suffix.
• Music without subjects / themes, or without recognizable, repeating, and developing subjects / themes, is called " athematic ".
• Traditional accounts say that the first-person singular primary ending is the only form where athematic verbs used a different ending from thematic verbs.
• In Latin, athematic verbs were lost, except for a few, which were considered irregular or adopted into one of the four thematic conjugations:
• Forms with this type of compensatory lengthening include the nominative singular and dative plural of many participles, adjectives, and nouns, the athematic verbs:
• This reconstruction does not give separate tables for the thematic and athematic endings, assuming that they were originally the same and only differentiated in daughter languages.