Notas:

• Gramatical:
  Has three variants : 'baakur' is used when suffixed with past tense '-u', 'baakir' is used when suffixed with present tense '-i' but is not obligatory and 'baakit' is used when suffixed with subordinator.
  The prospective meaning is 'to be about to'. It enters also in a compounded prospective aspect 'bating baakar' (to get ready to).