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Mirmio can substitute both noun and verb positions with a content clause. Uninflected content clauses are marked with a preclitic (''dl-'' before a vowel, ''dlõ-'' before a consonant) attached to the first word of the content clause.
Mirmio can substitute both noun and verb positions with a content clause. Uninflected content clauses are marked with a preclitic (''dl-'' before a vowel, ''dlõ-'' before a consonant) attached to the first word of the content clause.


In example (1a), ''dl-'' is cliticized onto the animacy marker of the clause ''ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnjkf'', allowng the clause to be placed in the initiator positon of “_ qùulkf nji'hu.”
In example (1a), ''dl-'' is cliticized onto the animacy marker of the clause ''ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnj'', allowng the clause to be placed in the initiator positon of “_ qùulkf nji'hu.”


1a)
1a)
:: '''''Dl'''ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnjkf qùulkf nji'hu.''
:: '''''Dl'''ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnj qùulkf nji'hu.''
:: '''Dl='''ácv dja'uku.h rlòx-nj-kf qùul-kf nji'hu
:: '''Dl='''ácv dja'uku.h rlòx-nj qùul-kf nji'hu
:: '''{{sc|ccm}}='''{{sc|anim}} horse.{{sc|nsd}} run-{{sc|sv-g3}} see-{{sc|g3 1sg.g3}}
:: '''{{sc|ccm}}='''{{sc|anim}} horse.{{sc|nsd}} run-{{sc|sv}} see-{{sc|g3 1sg.g3}}
:: *I see the horse running itself.
:: *I see the horse running itself.
:: “I see a horse running around.”
:: “I see a horse running around.”
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1b)
1b)
:: ''Ácv '''dlõ''' ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnjkf qùulkf nji'hu.''
:: ''Ácv '''dlõ''' ácv dja'ukuh rlòxnj qùulkf nji'hu.''
:: Ácv '''dlõ''' ácv dja'uku.h rlòx-nj-kf qùul-kf nji'hu
:: Ácv '''dlõ''' ácv dja'uku.h rlòx-nj qùul-kf nji'hu
:: {{sc|anim}} '''{{sc|ccm}}''' {{sc|anim}} horse.{{sc|nsd}} run-{{sc|sv-g3}} see-{{sc|g3 1sg.g3}}
:: {{sc|anim}} '''{{sc|ccm}}''' {{sc|anim}} horse.{{sc|nsd}} run-{{sc|sv}} see-{{sc|g3 1sg.g3}}
:: *I see the horse running itself.
:: *I see the horse running itself.
:: “The horse running around draws my attention to it.”
:: “The horse running around draws my attention to it.”