Person marking is identical to the Arara mixed Set I/II clause, except for third person, where mon(i)- is found. Notably, this marker cannot co-occur with the TAM marker -te, which does occur with the other person prefixes (Alves 2017: 155). Although the description indicates that all third person scenarios are marked with mon(i)-, it seems like Sp verbs do not receive the marker. There is only one example of an Sp verb in the intermediate past with a third person argument, and it shows the idiosyncratic marker ju-:

(1) Arara (Alves 2017: 85)

ju-bage-lɨ

3.Sp-wake.up-REC

uraŋmo

child

The child woke up.

All other examples of intransitive verbs with third person arguments in the intermediate past are with Sa verbs.

Transitive person marking

	1P	2P	1+2P	1+3P	3P
1A		k(o)(w)-			j-/in(i)-
2A	ugu-			?	m(i)-, m(ɨ)-
1+2A					kud-/kut-/kut͡ʃi-
1+3A		?			?
3A	j-/ɨ(w)-	o(w)-	ugu-	?	mon(i)-

Intransitive person marking

1	j-/ɨ(w)-, w(ɨ)-, k-
2	o(w)-, m(ɨ)-
1+2	ugu-, kut-
1+3	?
3	Ø/i-, mon(i)-