Perfective: "-co" "has come towards the speaker in order to X"

Perfective: 'I struck the bell' (an event viewed in its entirety, without reference to its temporal structure during its occurrence)

Perfective: In Spanish, verbs in the preterite are in the perfective aspect.

Zelealem (2003, p. 192) identifies three different aspect forms in Qimant: Perfective, Imperfective and Progressive.

Madugu, I.G. [as George I.] (1971) The a construction in Nupe: Perfective, Stative, Causative or Instrumental.

In others, there are several perfective alternatives with slightly different meanings.

The perfective aspect depicts an action that has already been finished or done with.

They often serve to change the verb into perfective (along with other factors).

With the perfective, the idea is that the action had completed before the utterance.

The perfective aspect, on the other hand, has a specific suffix.

This is the key distinction between the imperfective and perfective.

As English has a perfect, the distinction can be illustrated with the simple past standing in for the perfective.

It is historically the remnant of the old perfective marker.

The present forms of perfective verbs have retained their future meaning.

The perfective, signifying an action carried through to its conclusion."

In their place tar- develops from perfective aspect into a common past tense.

This distinction is actually one of perfective vs. imperfective aspect.

As an unmarked verb, it can refer both to present and to perfective.

Initially, it was used with both perfective and imperfective verbs.

In perfective verbs, the present form expresses the future.

One form may be created only if the verb is perfective, namely:

But there are also few simple perfective verbs, ex.

Prefixed perfective verbs with stress on the stem do not change it.

However, some of these only occur in morphologically complex words, such as perfective verbs.

Farmers too, practice perfective art since they work with the transmutation power inherent in seeds.

The table below is showing 5 verbs both in their perfective and imperfective aspects.

Imperfective and perfective verbs are conjugated in the same way.

The following examples show the remote past and perfective affixes:

However it has lost the ability to take any form other than the perfective, and is thus considered to have become grammaticalized.

Ukrainian verbs can have one of two aspects: imperfective and perfective.