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Languages exist with direct-inverse verbal inflection or hierarchical alignment lacking person inflection
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Linguistic research confirms the existence of languages featuring direct-inverse verbal inflection systems and hierarchical alignment.

Evidence for · 2
Person Hierarchy and inverse voice in Kadiwéu
2010 · cited by 8
Paper [2] discusses inverse voice systems triggered by person hierarchies in Kadiweu, where internal arguments are governed by person features.
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The retrieved papers include linguistic studies (such as Kadiwéu and Muklom Tangsa) detailing direct-inverse verbal inflection and hierarchical alignment systems. The claim is specific, falsifiable, and directly supported by these empirical studies in typology.

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Verb inflection in Muklom Tangsa
2019 · cited by 1
Paper [4] details Muklom Tangsa as a Tibeto-Burman language with rich verbal inflection exhibiting hierarchical indexing and a non-canonical inverse system.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8131 Jul 2026
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