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While exceedingly rare, the indeclinable adjectives can be nominalized. When nominalized, they take the normal inflections of weak nouns with endings in -i. This nominalization is limited to a few nouns that end in -i, usually demonyms. | While exceedingly rare, the indeclinable adjectives can be nominalized. When nominalized, they take the normal inflections of weak nouns with endings in -i. This nominalization is limited to a few nouns that end in -i, usually demonyms. | ||
{{interlinear|number=(7) | {{interlinear|number=(7)|abbreviations=COMM:common gender | ||
|Pakistani filgem | |Pakistani filgem | ||
|Pakistani-COMM-PL-DAT friend-PL-DAT | |Pakistani-COMM-PL-DAT friend-PL-DAT | ||
|Pakistani friends (dative).}} | |Pakistani friends (dative).}} | ||
{{interlinear|number=(8) | {{interlinear|number=(8)|abbreviations=COMM:common gender | ||
|Han mælti með jem Pakistanem. | |Han mælti með jem Pakistanem. | ||
|3P-HUM-SG speak-3P with one-COMM-PL-DAT Pakistani-PL-DAT | |3P-HUM-SG speak-3P with one-COMM-PL-DAT Pakistani-PL-DAT | ||