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==Phonotactics== | ==Phonotactics== | ||
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==Orthography== | ==Orthography== | ||
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2. -''li'' : -li(c), -le(c), -la(c). Usually added to a stem ending in a vowel. | 2. -''li'' : -li(c), -le(c), -la(c). Usually added to a stem ending in a vowel. | ||
3. -''i'' : -i(c), -e(c), -a(c). Usually added to a stem ending in a consonant. This is a common ending for adjectives derived from past participles of verbs. | 3. -''i'' : -i(c), -e(c), -a(c). Usually added to a stem ending in a consonant. This is a common ending for adjectives derived from past participles of verbs. | ||
4. -''iC'' : -iC(c), -eC(c), -aC(c), where C stands for some stem consonant. In this case, a gender thematic vowel is inserted before the last consonant of the stem, rather than added to it. This is a rarer type of adjective ending. | 4. -''iC'' : -iC(c), -eC(c), -aC(c), where C stands for some stem consonant. In this case, a gender thematic vowel is inserted before the last consonant of the stem, rather than added to it. Like in the first type of ending, there is free variation in the pronunciation of the masculine form between [eC] and [ɛC]. This is a rarer type of adjective ending. | ||
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