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In the Circassian languages — Adyghe and Kabardian — as in all Northwest Caucasian languages, the verb is the most inflected part of speech. Verbs are typically head final and are conjugated for tense, person, number, and more. Some Circassian verbs are morphologically simple, consisting of a single morpheme. In general, however, Circassian verbs are structurally and semantically complex. The morphological structure of a verb includes prefixes and suffixes that express subject, direct and indirect object, adverbial, number, negation, mood, direction, mutuality, compatibility, and reflexivity, so that a single verb can amount to a whole sentence. For example, Adyghe уакъыдэсэгъэгущыӀэжьы / Kabardian уакъыдэсогъэпсэлъэжы "I am forcing you to talk to them again" breaks down as "you (у) with them (а) from there (къы) together (дэ) I (сэ/со) am forcing (гъэ) to speak (гущыӀэн/псэлъэн) again (жьы/жы)".
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