Editing Cheyenne language (section)

====Final affixes====
Cheyenne verbs take different object agreement endings depending upon the animacy of the subject and the transitivity of the verb itself.  Intransitive verbs take endings depending upon the animacy of their subject, whereas transitive verbs take endings that depend upon the animacy of their object.  All verbs can therefore be broadly categorized into one of four classes: Animate Intransitive (AI), Inanimate Instransitive (II), Transitive Animate (TA) and Transitive Inanimate (TI).{{sfn|Leman|2011|pp=17-18}} Following are the most common object agreement markers for each verb class.{{sfn|Leman|2011|p=23}}

*{{Lang|chy|-e}}{{in5|16}}Animate Intransitive (AI)
*{{Lang|chy|-ó}}{{in5|16}}Inanimate Intransitive (II)
*{{Lang|chy|-o}}{{in5|16}}Transitive Animate (TA)
*{{Lang|chy|-á/-é}}{{in5|12}}Transitive Inanimate  (TI)