Assertion: verb | /r/HasProperty | a mixture of the two
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text: Old Norse for the most part combined both into a single class in the same fashion as Gothic; however, two relic stative verbs ( segja "to say" and þegja "to be silent") preserve the stative suffixes in both present and past, and a third verb ( hafa "to have") is a mixture of the two, with factitive suffixes in the present indicative plural and imperative and stative suffixes in the present indicative singular and past participle (elsewhere, the two types have fallen together).
text: "to say" and "to be silent") preserve the stative suffixes in both present and past, and a third verb ( "to have") is a mixture of the two, with factitive suffixes in the present indicative plural and imperative and stative suffixes in the present indicative singular and past participle (elsewhere, the two types have fallen together).