> >>>What other parts-of-speech might plausibly agree with verbal gender?
> >>[snip]
> >>If there are "pro-verbs" (proforms for verbs), they might agree as well;
> >>pronouns frequently "agree" with the gender of their referent.
> >
> >AFMCL, Yivrian does this. Verbs are classed as stative or active,
> >which has a semantic component, but there is quite a bit of
> >arbitrariness in the actual assignment of individual verbs. There are
> >two pro-verbs, an active one (atya) and a stative one (eya), chosen
> >according to the class of the verb they replace.
>
> This is described at
> <
http://www.jaspax.com/lang/content/view/21/28/ > ,
> right?