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...Biblical Hebrew]]. Anbirese is particularly rich in non-finite subordinate clause constructions, which may be used when English uses subordinate clauses with ...to introduce the subject of a dependent clause. The verb of the dependent clause is preceded by the particle ''ae'' 'to'.

* The subject of an accusative-aligned intransitive clause: <u>The woman</u> read. * The subject of an accusative-aligned transitive clause: <u>The woman</u> read a book.

| {{sc|exist}} || [[existential clause|existential]] ('there is')

! style="width:80px;" | Existential *:References the subject of it's supraordinating clause as its subject

...on of these clauses is to name the addressee. The meaning is the same as a clause beginning with '''''Wa i ...''''' 'You are ...' although in tone it is much ...senting an unspoken "someone" or "something". They therefore often have an existential meaning.

...s them in the predicate, being followed by what is more or less a relative clause. ...on of these clauses is to name the addressee. The meaning is the same as a clause beginning with '''''Wa i ...''''' 'You are ...' although in tone it is much

An existential statement is assumed of all nominal roots. Verbal roots can be nominalized Whenever a genitive pronoun in its long form is used in a clause, case marking is dropped from the arguments and the roles are marked by the

...that allow a dependent clause to describe a noun or that allow a dependent clause to function as an argument to a verb also fall into this category, although ..., can take an object, which can be an entire phrase structure or dependent clause. If a modifier takes an object, it is forbidden to remain in the bracket be

|+Prepositional Clause/Order Order ! width="100"|Locative [Clause]

...s them in the predicate, being followed by what is more or less a relative clause. ...on of these clauses is to name the addressee. The meaning is the same as a clause beginning with '''''Wa i ...''''' 'You are ...' although in tone it is much

...al singular in ā-stem nouns, the intrumental case for the predicate of the existential copula. ...es. They can also be used independently as a main element of a subordinate clause.

! rowspan="3" | Existential<br>'''''soniāmus''''' ! rowspan="3" | Existential<br>'''''soniāmus'''''

...xical category in Rangyan. Their structure when used as the predicate of a clause is verb stem + up to six suffixes, and can be illustrated with this table. ...bs to be attributive. In Rangyan, predicative verbs come at the end of the clause, after the nouns, while attributive verbs come before the noun. These are e

...as an adjective, you must create a miniature [[#Relative_Clauses|relative clause]]. ...d the relativizer. The head noun might be the subject or the object of the clause. If I say “The tree that burns,” the tree is the thing burning - it’s

...ed by a verbal, they can be regarded as the head of an underlying relative clause which nominalises the verbal and allows it to function as an argument in th ...used to order the events multiple clause sentence. '''Au''' introduces the clause in which the first action took place and is thus roughly equivalent to 'fir

To get the subject or object back into the clause one simply puts the noun infront of the participle in postpositional case, Relative clause for noun predicates, "''He is the man '''that I saw yesterday'''''", is use

...bligatorily fixed in clause-final position, but the other arguments of the clause, core, oblique, and sentential complements, still display free word order. ...verbal tense. Glyphs for common words, such as conjunctions, connectives, existential particles, and negators were also preserved. Some of these glyphs are comb

The copula also has an existential use, often in locative-trigger voice or with a locative complement: ...tively, while Chlouvānem uses perfect and future; the future in the second clause is necessary to give the future perfect meaning to the first one.<br/>

...ed by a verbal, they can be regarded as the head of an underlying relative clause which nominalises the verbal and allows it to function as an argument in th ...Iliaqu, all nominals, regardless of case, refer to the predicate in their clause unless verbalised with the [[#Nominal_to_Verbal|copular prefix]]. Compare t

!Proximal !! Distal !! Existential !! Elective !! Universal !! Negatory !! Alternative *When two nouns are found equal in comparison, ''ii'' begins the clause, positive is placed before the primary noun (focus) in dative case and prep