Literature talk:Be prepared - Revision history

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	====Defective binyanim====		====Defective binyanim====

	Pandoga has a few binyanim which do not have conjugated or participial forms. An example is the binyan ''malPaRaHo-'' which is analogous to the German prefix ''er-''		Pandoga has a few binyanim which do not have conjugated and/or participial forms. An example is the binyan ''malPaRaHo-'' which is analogous to the German prefix ''er-''

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

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Binyan PaReHa

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	====Binyan ''PaReHa''====		====Binyan ''PaReHa''====

	This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. It's also commonly used to verb nominal roots. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes)		This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. It's also commonly used to verb nominal and adjectival roots. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes)

	*Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive)		*Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive)

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Binyan PaReHa

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	====Binyan ''PaReHa''====		====Binyan ''PaReHa''====

	This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes)		This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. It's also commonly used to verb nominal roots. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes)

	*Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive)		*Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive)

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Binyan PaReHa

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	*Active participle ''paṇeba''		*Active participle ''paṇeba''
	*Passive participle ''capṇeba''		*Passive participle ''capṇeba''
	*Conjunctive ''~~paṇaberi~~'', ''~~capṇaberi~~''		*Conjunctive ''paṇabeṭi'', ''capṇabeṭi''
	*Verbnoun ''piṇba''		*Verbnoun ''piṇba''

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Introduction

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Binyan PaRoHa

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	*Active participle ''paṇoba''		*Active participle ''paṇoba''
	*Passive participle ''capṇoba''		*Passive participle ''capṇoba''
	*Conjunctive ''~~paṇaboti~~'', ''~~capṇaboti~~''		*Conjunctive ''paṇaboṭi'', ''capṇaboṭi''
	*Verbnoun ''paṇba''		*Verbnoun ''paṇba''

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	!\|1		!\|1
	\|''-ṇa''		\|''-ṇa''
	\|''-ṇara'' (inclusive), ''-ṇa'' (exclusive)		\|''-ṇara'' (inclusive), ''-ṇi'' (exclusive)
	\|-		\|-
	!\|2		!\|2
	~~\|''-ta''~~
	\|''-ra''		\|''-ra''
			\|''-ri''
	\|-		\|-
	!\|3		!\|2
	\|~~colspan="2"~~ \| ''-ṭi''		\|''-ta''
			\|''-ti''
	\|}		\|}

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Morphology

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	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

	Pandoga uses a consonantal root system like the Semitic languages. Most roots have three consonants but some may have two or four (the latter occurs mostly in reduplicated or onomatopoeic roots like J-Ṇ-J-Ṇ "to ~~shine~~")		Pandoga uses a consonantal root system like the Semitic languages. Most roots have three consonants but some may have two or four (the latter occurs mostly in reduplicated or onomatopoeic roots like J-Ṇ-J-Ṇ "to glitter")

	===Nouns===		===Nouns===