diff --git a/content/blog/pashto-verbs-master-chart/index.mdx b/content/blog/pashto-verbs-master-chart/index.mdx
index bdecbc8..db50348 100644
--- a/content/blog/pashto-verbs-master-chart/index.mdx
+++ b/content/blog/pashto-verbs-master-chart/index.mdx
@@ -726,64 +726,6 @@ Notice the difference between the simple and continuous past. It's just a shift
There's a *very* small handful of verbs where multiple ingredients are irregular. But even these most unruly verbs dutifly and perfectly follow the formula.
-{/*
- INFLECTION IS BROKEN FOR THIS ONE !
- {[
- [
- {
- ex: { p: "زه راځم", f: "zu raadzúm", e: "I'm coming" },
- },
- {
- ex: { p: "زه راشم", f: "zu ráashum", e: "...so I'll come..." },
- },
- ],
- [
- {
- ex: { p: "زه به راځم", f: "zu ba raadzúm", e: "I will come" },
- },
- {
- ex: { p: "زه به راشم", f: "zu ba ráashum", e: "I will come" },
- },
- ],
- [
- {
- ex: { p: "راځه!", f: "raadzá!", e: "come!" },
- },
- {
- ex: { p: "راشه!", f: "ráasha!", e: "come!" },
- },
- ],
- [
- {
- ex: {
- long: { p: "زه راتللم", f: "zu raatlúlum" },
- short: { p: "زه راتلم", f: "zu raatlúm" },
- e: "I was coming",
- },
- },
- {
- ex: {
- long: { p: "زه راغللم", f: "zu ráaghlulum" },
- short: { p: "زه راغلم", f: "zu ráaghlum" },
- e: "I came",
- },
- },
- ],
- [
- {
- ex: {
- p: "زه راغلی یم",
- f: "zu raaghuley yum",
- e: "I (masc.) have come",
- },
- },
- ],
- ]}
- */}
-