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This article discusses phonological generalizations concerning derived imperfectives in Kurpian, a dialect of Polish spoken in northern Mazovia. It is argued that, unlike Standard Polish, Kurpian has a live process that turns lax vowels into tense vowels in derived imperfectives. DI Tensing interacts with other rules of Kurpian, leading, in some cases, to Duke of York derivations. The paper is based 100% on the original fieldwork. A formal analysis of the descriptive generalizations is conducted in the framework of Optimality Theory.  I would like to thank the three anonymous reviewers of this journal for their help and discussion. The research for this article was supported in part by a University of Warsaw grant from the National Center of Science number 2013/09/B/HS2/01095.

Derived Imperfective Tensing in Kurpian