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**''ḻe'' = tag question (from ''ḻiam'')

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| ''dag'' || PGmc {{recon|dagaz}} || [ˈtak] || n. || day || Tag ||

* 當用漢字表 = tag-jony-hon-dzú-fá = List of General-Use Han Characters * 教年當配漢字表 = gav-nen-tag-faj-hon-dzú-fá = List of Han Letters by School Year

Der Tag flieht eilig aus der Stadt – ljuh djuhg wihn fjuhih lohluh gwihdih <br> Viel zu schön für den Tag – fjeh suh bel puhluhsch djuhg <br>

**Does not end with a ''''t''''<br/>e.g. tag "hit", dém "drink", esyà "utilise". ...lar sound mutation.<br/> e.g. '''tag''' "hit" > tag'''et''' (progressive), tag'''am''' (desiderative), ta'''xo''' (near future with fricativisation ɡ > �

...when it is negative it is added in normal form, this is similar to english tag questions.

*eh = tag question

...| '''''l'''angz'' ‘long’<br />''s'''l'''idva'''l'''ijks'' ‘amazing’<br />''tag'''l''''' ‘tail’

fili·n: card, tag

**''-tag'' (‘-ty’ decimal ending) | 0 || (nat) || ''-tehɴ'' || ''-tag'' || ''hundraðþ''ⁱ || ''þūshund'' || ''-liōn''ⁱⁱ

...ld be obvious"-PASS-APPL_TELIC-sow-3SG.N NOMZ-PASS-examine-show-at_first-4 TAG

| 114 || tag || cut || dac || cut || * || *

| 178 || day (daytime) || dag || Dag || Tag || dag || dagur || dag ||

...lez, lis, liz''' and '''ils/ilz'''which merely pick up the initial plural tag on the noun--hence this is more of a spelling convention than a morphology.

The particle ''nyē'' can be placed at the end of a sentence to form a tag question.

* [[Contionary: tag]] '''[[Contionary: a-…-tag#Brooding|a-…-tag]]''' /[ɑ.tɑɡ]/ ''cfx.'' to be dead<br>

Brithenig speakers can put the interrogative tag '''es-sa rhen''', ''isn't it?'' at the end of sentences. The tense of the v

...ial contraction of ''dām'' (interrogative particle) and ''nane'' (emphatic tag question particle).</ref>?'' meaning "did you ask mum or not?"; as for all * '''nane''' is a tag question, e.g. ''camiyūs vi dam nane?'' "you're from Cami, aren't you?"

'''[[Contionary: tag#Brooding|tag]]''' /[tɑɡ]/ ''n.'' death, lifelessness<br> '''[[Contionary: a-…-tag#Brooding|a-…-tag]]''' /[ɑ.tɑɡ]/ ''cfx.'' to be dead<br>