The verbs Ø½Ô poo `go' and ÈÞ aahu `become' have the past neuter forms Ø½Ô«ß and È«ß, respectively. The expected forms ؽÔÆâ poonadu and *ÈÆâ aanadu do not occur.
In some dialects, the neuter past marker «ß ccu or «¶Õ is beginning to be used with verbs other than Ø½Ô poo and ÈÞ aahu, i.e., one also encounters forms like È²à«¶Õ aayducci or È²ç«¶Õ aayrucci, ؽԲà«ß pooyducci or Ø½Ô²ç«¶Õ pooyrucci, etc. For some speakers, the «¶Õ form is used only with the verbs Ø½Ô poo and ÈÞ aahu, either plain or when aspectually marked, i.e., as in these examples where the completive aspect marker (ÂÕ)à vidu is present.