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==Polypersonal Agreement== | ==Polypersonal Agreement== | ||
Polypersonal agreement is the agreement of a verb with more than one of its arguments (usually up to four). These are bound morphemes that are part of the verbal morphology and therefore cannot be found separated from the verb. These morphemes are not to be confused with pronominal clitics, like English 'em or the Spanish object clitics lo, le, etc. Polypersonal agreement is a significant morphological feature of the Czecklish language. This is because the usage of such an agreement acknowledges the presence of other members of a conversation, which is essential when being polite. | |||
==Thematic Circumfix== | ==Thematic Circumfix== | ||
==Verb Stem== | ==Verb Stem== | ||