 In affirmative clauses, non-future tenses fuse with evidentials to designate visual, non-visual, inferred generic, inferred specific, and reported information.The inferred specific evidential is a recent innovation and has been ascribed to the influence of Tucano.It is a combination of the anterior aspect marker "-nhi" and non-present visual evidentials "-ka" and "-na" producing "-nhika" for recent past inferred specific and "-nhina" for remote past inferred specific.