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 ==Morphology==
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-Derivational morphology
+Derivational morphology-->
+===Articles===
+====Definite Article====
+<!--{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+|+ Gemendic definite article
+|-
+! !! Masculine || Feminine
+|-
+! Singular
+| ''te'', <i>t'</i> (before vowels) || ''ta'', <i>t'</i> (before ''a'')
+|-
+! Plural
+| ''tes'' || ''tos''
+|}
+-->
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+|+ Gemendic definite article
+|-
+! !! Singular || Plural
+|-
+! Masculine
+| ''te'', <i>t'</i> (before vowels) || ''tes''
+|-
+! Feminine
+| ''ta'', <i>t'</i> (before ''a'') || ''tos''
+|-
+|}
+'''Notes:'''
+#The definite article precedes the noun it modifies.
+<!--
+#When used without an accompanying noun, the singular articles does not contract with a following vowel. The singular masculine, however, contracts with a preceding vowel regardless of whether there is a noun accompanying it or not.
+#The neuter definite article is generally used with nominalized neuter adjectives or relative clauses that have an abstract/inanimate referent - e.g. ''lo bueno'' "the good/that which is good"; ''lo que pienso'' "what I think/that which I think".-->
--->
+====Indefinite Article====
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+|+ Gemendic indefinite article
+|-
+! !! Singular || Plural
+|-
+! Masculine
+| ''èn'' || ''ènes''
+|-
+! Feminine
+| ''èna'' || ''ènos''
+|-
+|}
 ==Syntax==