 "(3a)ø-oka-pē-ka"3M-kill-PFTV-PASS
"‘He was killed’"

Example (3a) above shows the effect of the subject/possessor marker.The example above, as presented by Facundes (401, 2000), occurs in a naturally-occurring speech and thus can often also be combined with other markers.Facundes (2000) mentions combining the valency-reducing passive marker "–ka" with the perfective marker ‘"–pe’" and sometimes the imperfective marker ‘"–panhi’", and all sentences with that construction would still retain a passive tone.