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In addition to this, there is an "integral possession" suffix, ''-ar'', used together with the possession prefix, which indicates that the possessed noun is part of its possessor. This is obvious in the examples of ''ofad'' " | In addition to this, there is an "integral possession" suffix, ''-ar'', used together with the possession prefix, which indicates that the possessed noun is part of its possessor. This is obvious in the examples of ''ofad'' "my meat" (food - alienable) and ''ofadar'' "my flesh" (body part - inalienable). However, such cases are rare. | ||
There are two distinct ways to stress ownership or possession. The first involves adding the prefix ''-sa-'' directly to the root noun: | There are two distinct ways to stress ownership or possession. The first involves adding the prefix ''-sa-'' directly to the root noun: | ||
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| colspan="4" | Ohat pi wal? | | colspan="4" | Ohat pi wal? | ||
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| colspan="4" | / | | colspan="4" | /oˈhat pi ↗wal/ | ||
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| colspan="4" | [ | | colspan="4" | [ɔ.ˈħ̝äl pɪ ↗wäl] | ||
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Cardinal, ordinal, adverbial, multiplier, distributive, collective, fractional | Cardinal, ordinal, adverbial, multiplier, distributive, collective, fractional | ||
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