Avalonian: Difference between revisions

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 ) Pronominal demonstratives are believed to derive from the 3rd, 4th and 5th person pronouns and ken, the single demonstrative of Old Yamilhiq.
-) The locus of demonstration of each of these are displayed in the table below:
+) The demonstratives are displayed in the table below:
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
-|Distance||Abbreviation||Locus||SG|| PC|| PL ||
+|Distance||Abbreviation||Locus Of Application||SG|| PC|| PL ||
 |-
 | Proximal|| PROX||Near speaker|| tikin||tukkun||tatkan
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 |}
-) Adnominal demonstratives are formed by postposing the appropriate demonstrative after the noun and its qualifying string. This is seldom done for core arguments except for emphasis.
+) Adnominal demonstratives are formed by postposing the appropriate demonstrative directly after the noun. This is seldom done for core arguments except for emphasis.
 =====Emphatic Pronouns=====