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| Kanzorél || Fresh Water || Gaenðyl || Kenzor || Kuznur
| Kanzorél || Fresh Water || Gaenðyl || Kenzor || Kuznur
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| Azator || Orchard || Azdor || Ezdür || Kaykarayumbāt ("A Great Stand of Trees")
| Azator || Orchard || Azdor || Ezdür || Qayqarayumbāt ("A Great Stand of Trees")
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| Aeredon || Overlook  || Aerðyn || Erdün || Siħy ("Advantageous view from a higher elevation for the purpose of attack")
| Aeredon || Overlook  || Aerðyn || Erdün || Siħyanki ("Advantageous view from a higher elevation for the purpose of attack")
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| Nemkil || Corner || Naengileð || Kotash ("Meeting Place") || Xunnaš ("Rough Ground")
| Nemkil || Corner || Naengileð || Kotash ("Meeting Place") || Xunnaš ("Rough Ground")
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| Ketra || Split || Girédra || Ketra || Kirāt
| Ketra || Split || Girédra || Ketra || Qirāt
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| Karhō || Crossroads || Karhon || Oyür ("Ridgeline") || Qarħaq ("Sinew, thread")
| Karhō || Crossroads || Karhon || Oyür ("Ridgeline") || Qarħaq ("Sinew, thread")
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| Nargoi || Rivers Bend || Nergoïs || Nargoy || Narrūy
| Nargoi || Rivers Bend || Nergoïs || Nargoy || Narrūy
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| Verhális || West Wind || Verhális || Okyur ("Windy") ||  Ukkūr
| Verhális || West Wind || Verhális || Okyur ("Windy") ||  Uqqūr
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| Anthō/Aenthō || Fortress || Aeyaţin || Ansha || Nināha
| Anthō/Aenthō || Fortress || Aeyaţin || Ansha || Nināha
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=Syntax=
=Syntax=
==Constituent order==
==Constituent order==
Corradi is a VSO language, although the position of the verb can vary, yielding SVO and SOV orders.  The relative  position of the subject to the object is stricter: the object may precede the subject only if topicalized by the particle ''na''.  Possessums precede their possessor, and whilst adjectives follow their noun heads.
Corradi is a VSO language, although the position of the verb can vary, yielding SVO and SOV orders.  The relative  position of the subject to the object is stricter: the object may precede the subject only if topicalized by the particle ''na''.  Possessums precede their possessor, whilst adjectives follow their noun heads.


==Noun phrase==
==Noun phrase==