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in a specific way, such as negation, position, temporal deixis, definiteness, number (singular vs
in a specific way, such as negation, position, temporal deixis, definiteness, number (singular vs
plural), and honorific. A root with prefixes is analogous to a phrase in Early Middle Japanese.
plural), and honorific. A root with prefixes is analogous to a phrase in Early Middle Japanese.
Prefixes, when attached to the first root of the sentence, are understood to modify the
whole word.
===The mechanics of root combinations===
===The mechanics of root combinations===
Roots combine in a semantic way, later roots within a word constrain earlier ones, and the first  
Roots combine in a semantic way, later roots within a word constrain earlier ones, and the first  
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| Touh || Third person pronoun
| Touh || Third person pronoun
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| Pen || Prominent third person pronoun; implies the topic or otherwise notable person. For when
| Pen || Prominent third person pronoun; implies the topic or otherwise notable person. For when the subject and object are both third person.
the subject and object are both third person.  
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===Verbs===
===Verbs===
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==Example texts==
==Example texts==
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===UDHR Article 1 first sentence===
'''Watengman raihkorokostaengrouptouh ketensotnom kokesotrokumsek taohpiertouh.'''
===Gloss===
Wa:teng-man raih-ko:ro:kos-taeng-roup-touh ke:ten-sot-nom ko:ke:sot-ro:kum-sek taoh-pier-touh. <br>
TOPIC:all-human free-and:NEG:rank-REL-possess-3 DEF:thing-respect-name and:DEF:respect-NEG:can-cut passive-bear-3.
 
==Other resources==
==Other resources==
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