The standard perfect mood is indicated with the verb 'dua' - be finished already - the use of which is now mainly restricted to indicating perfect aspect.
'Tui peak dua.' - He has left.
The experiential perfect is indicated with the verb 'joum' - pass; elapse; expire - indicating a completed experience.
Can sometimes be expressed with cessative (this has a cumulative meaning).
In relative clauses the past participles can have a perfect meaning (past relative to the main clause).