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the basic perfective form is given first, followed by the derived imperfective. Here no separate listing
for nara˝aç is needed, since no other words fall between it and the head word naraziç.
Aspect pairs in -aç -àç are usually listed in this order; see
bàkaç -am -asz impf, pf bàknàç -n´ -niesz , mumble, blurt out.
However, if the root of the form in -aç is altered by derivational processes, the verb will usually be
given under the form in -nàç, as in
wytknàç -n´ -niesz pf, impf wytykaç +D reproach
with wytykaç also given in a cross-reference. As this entry shows, derived imperfectives in -aç are
assumed to belong to the -am -asz type unless otherwise indicated.
A tilda is used to represent the head-word in phrasal illustrations, as in
kamieƒ mi -a stone, rock, flint, gem. szlachetny ~ gem-stone
If the head-word is illustrated in a different gender or case-form, then the right-hand part of the word
will be taken back to the first letter held in common, as in
aluzja f allusion. robiç ~je do+G allude to.