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|+ '''Verb Template of ''-mb-'' ''' | |+ '''Verb Template of ''-mb-'' ''' | ||
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! Object !! Subject !! | ! Object !! Subject !! Root !! Tense !! Mood | ||
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*gu-, -g- | *gu-, -g- | ||
*gi-, -g- | *gi-, -g- | ||
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*-ji- | *-ji- | ||
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| temon || no || Clause-initial | | temon || no || Clause-initial | ||
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| igam | | igam, bi || not || ''igam'': Clause initial; ''bi'': Clause-final | ||
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| beshlor || not || Scope-ordered, clause-final barred | | beshlor || not || Scope-ordered, clause-final barred | ||
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===Noun phrase=== | ===Noun phrase=== | ||
===Adjectival | ===Adjectival phrase=== | ||
Adjectives take minimal inflection, based on its position relative to its noun head. A suffix ''-em'' simply indicates the adjective is dependent on another element, and appears when the adjective follows its head. Interestingly, if a periphrastic verb construction appears immediately after the adjective, the adjective is displaced and must appear before its noun head. A connective ''mon'' surfaces between the pre-nominal adjective and its noun. This rule does not apply with synthetic verbs, however, following the default noun-adjective order, wherein the ''-em'' suffix obligatorily surfaces. | Adjectives take minimal inflection, based on its position relative to its noun head. A suffix ''-em'' simply indicates the adjective is dependent on another element, and appears when the adjective follows its head. Interestingly, if a periphrastic verb construction appears immediately after the adjective, the adjective is displaced and must appear before its noun head. A connective ''mon'' surfaces between the pre-nominal adjective and its noun. This rule does not apply with synthetic verbs, however, following the default noun-adjective order, wherein the ''-em'' suffix obligatorily surfaces. | ||