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This article explores the topmost superlexical prefixes of the Baltic verb—the Lithuanian  te - and  ne - and the Latvian  jā - and  ne -—from the generative perspective. The prefixes are examined in light of the Split-CP framework. The proposed analysis formally accounts for the placement and interplay of the prefixes, in particular, the permissive and restrictive meanings of  te -, the interaction between  te - and  ne - in Lithuanian; the debitive prefix  jā - and its incompatibility with  ne - in Latvian. The findings of this article contribute to the debate on the distinction of the debitive as a separate mood.

Baltic topmost superlexical prefixes as the left periphery of the verb: the permissive, the restrictive, the negative, and the debitive