 Reduplication is productive in verbal morphology, giving a non-future durative with the pattern "V-tharr V" (where V is a verb), having the sense 'keep on V-ing', and a future durative with "V-thururr V-thur".In some instances nominal roots may be reduplicated, in their entirety, to indicate plurality, but Lardil nominals are not generally marked for number and this form is fairly rare.Given the rich morphology of Lardil, it is not surprising that its word order is somewhat flexible; however, the basic sentence order has been described as SVO, with direct object either following or preceding indirect object and other dependents following these.