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Universal and Existencial Quantifiers

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	\| sonhani <small>''"much"''</small> \|\| sonhanis <small>''"many"''</small>		\| sonhani <small>''"much"''</small> \|\| sonhanis <small>''"many"''</small>
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''(doesn't exist)'' \|\| ~~parusi~~ <small>''"various"''</small>		\| ''(doesn't exist)'' \|\| paruci <small>''"various"''</small>
	\|-		\|-
	\| kanari <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small> \|\| kanaris <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small>		\| kanari <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small> \|\| kanaris <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small>

2021-08-27T20:15:34Z

Universal and Existencial Quantifiers

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	\| sonhani <small>''"much"''</small> \|\| sonhanis <small>''"many"''</small>		\| sonhani <small>''"much"''</small> \|\| sonhanis <small>''"many"''</small>
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''(doesn't exist)'' \|\| ~~paru̇ci~~ <small>''"various"''</small>		\| ''(doesn't exist)'' \|\| parusi <small>''"various"''</small>
	\|-		\|-
	\| kanari <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small> \|\| kanaris <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small>		\| kanari <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small> \|\| kanaris <small>''"quite/plenty"''</small>

2021-08-27T20:12:27Z

Prepositions

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 Propositions also follow a different way of creation from other words.
 There are the "prepositional prefixes" those are the beginning of each preposition.
 === Conjunctions ===

2021-08-27T20:07:31Z

Prepositions

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	=== Prepositions ===		=== Prepositions ===
			Prepositions are one of the easiest things that the language offer, location of something is normally given by the demonstrative (pronoun or determinant). Like the mentioned class of words, prepositions inflect in distance, number and formality.

			Propositions also follow a different way of creation from other words.
			There are the "prepositional prefixes" those are the beginning of each preposition.

	=== Conjunctions ===		=== Conjunctions ===

2021-03-25T17:09:47Z

Numeral Adjectives

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
	! Digit !! Cardinal !! ~~Quantifier~~		! Digit !! Cardinal !! Adjective
	\|-		\|-
	! 1		! 1
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	\| daż \|\| dażishia		\| daż \|\| dażishia
	\|}		\|}

	==== Relative Adjectives ====		==== Relative Adjectives ====
	Gives the origin, property, goal relations of a subject. There’s no a specific rule for change the subject into an adjective. They appear after the noun.		Gives the origin, property, goal relations of a subject. There’s no a specific rule for change the subject into an adjective. They appear after the noun.

2021-03-25T17:09:04Z

Morphology

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 ==== Numeral Adjectives ====
 Gives the numeral part of a subject. It’s the numeral quantifier + -shia suffix
 ==== Relative Adjectives ====
 Gives the origin, property, goal relations of a subject. There’s no a specific rule for change the subject into an adjective. They appear after the noun.

2021-03-18T17:31:17Z

Dialects

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	\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as rr \|\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as ř \|\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as rr		\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as rr \|\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as ř \|\| {{IPA\|ʁ}} written as rr
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as kh \|\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as kh \|\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as ts		\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as c \|\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as c \|\| {{IPA\|tʃ}} written as ts
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nh \|\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nn \|\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nh		\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nh \|\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nn \|\| {{IPA\|ɲ}} written as nh

2021-03-18T17:11:04Z

Qualifying Adjectives

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	The adjectives give qualities or defects to the subject (an animal, a person or an object). It deflects in number, degree and politness. There are three types of adjectives in Popoma:		The adjectives give qualities or defects to the subject (an animal, a person or an object). It deflects in number, degree and politness. There are three types of adjectives in Popoma:
	==== Qualifying Adjectives ====		==== Qualifying Adjectives ====
	The only subclass of adjectives that varies on degree and politness, they can appear before or after the noun. This is also the only subclass that antonym-synonym relations.		The only subclass of adjectives that varies on degree and politness, they can appear before or after the noun. This is also the only subclass that antonym-synonym relations. Some examples:

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	! Adjective		! Adjective
	! IPA		! IPA
			\|-
			\| q̇orra <small>''"fat"''</small>
			\| /{{IPA\|go.ʁa}}/
			\|-
			\| tolici <small>''"sweet"''</small>
			\| /{{IPA\|to.li.tʃi}}/
			\|-
			\| kalhai <small>''"cute"''</small>
			\| /{{IPA\|ka.ʎai}}/
			\|-
	\|}		\|}

2021-03-18T17:07:31Z

Qualifying Adjectives

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	[[Category:Magical Girls' Languages]]		[[Category:Magical Girls' Languages]]
	[[Category:European MGLs]]		[[Category:European MGLs]]
			[[Category:Scripts]]