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## ''[[Contionary: √al#Europic|-al‑]]'' ‘fraction’ → ''[[Contionary: tcerala#Europic|tcerala]]'' ‘quarter’, ''[[Contionary: duwalu#Europic|duwalu]]'' ‘half’, ''[[Contionary: triyalu#Europic|triyalu]]'' ‘one third’

# Particle roots consist of an onset and any vowel. Particles are usually full words in their own right, often prepositions, conjunctions, and other adverbial particles.

#Short-form roots consist of a single onset only. They consist of verbs, pronouns, and determiners. The verbs almost always have a full-form basic root equivalent which can be used interchangeably when alone; specific rules govern the use of which form to use in compounds. (See [[~~Contionary:~~ #Short-form Verbs|Short-form Verbs]]). Pronouns consist of ''[[Contionary: √m#Europic|m‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √t#Europic|t‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √r#Europic|r‑]]'', and ''[[Contionary: √s#Europic|s‑]]''; determiners can also be made into pronouns, but require an affix to avoid confusion. The determiner roots are most often found as the first element of [[#Correlatives|Correlatives]].

#Short-form roots consist of a single onset only. They consist of verbs, pronouns, and determiners. The verbs almost always have a full-form basic root equivalent which can be used interchangeably when alone; specific rules govern the use of which form to use in compounds. (See [[#Short-form Verbs|Short-form Verbs]]). Pronouns consist of ''[[Contionary: √m#Europic|m‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √t#Europic|t‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √r#Europic|r‑]]'', and ''[[Contionary: √s#Europic|s‑]]''; determiners can also be made into pronouns, but require an affix to avoid confusion. The determiner roots are most often found as the first element of [[#Correlatives|Correlatives]].

=====Root Families=====

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 ## ''[[Contionary: √al#Europic|-al‑]]'' ‘fraction’ → ''[[Contionary: tcerala#Europic|tcerala]]'' ‘quarter’, ''[[Contionary: duwalu#Europic|duwalu]]'' ‘half’, ''[[Contionary: triyalu#Europic|triyalu]]'' ‘one third’
 # Particle roots consist of an onset and any vowel. Particles are usually full words in their own right, often prepositions, conjunctions, and other adverbial particles.
-#Short-form roots consist of a single onset only. They consist of verbs, pronouns, and determiners. The verbs almost always have a full-form basic root equivalent which can be used interchangeably when alone; specific rules govern the use of which form to use in compounds. (See [[Contionary: #Short-form Verbs|Short-form Verbs]]). Pronouns consist of ''[[Contionary: √m#Europic|m‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √t#Europic|t‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √r#Europic|r‑]]'', and ''[[Contionary: √s#Europic|s‑]]''; determiners can also be made into pronouns, but require an affix to avoid confusion. The determiner roots are most often found as the first element of [[#Correlatives|Correlatives]].
+#Short-form roots consist of a single onset only. They consist of verbs, pronouns, and determiners. The verbs almost always have a full-form basic root equivalent which can be used interchangeably when alone; specific rules govern the use of which form to use in compounds. (See [[#Short-form Verbs|Short-form Verbs]]). Pronouns consist of ''[[Contionary: √m#Europic|m‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √t#Europic|t‑]]'', ''[[Contionary: √r#Europic|r‑]]'', and ''[[Contionary: √s#Europic|s‑]]''; determiners can also be made into pronouns, but require an affix to avoid confusion. The determiner roots are most often found as the first element of [[#Correlatives|Correlatives]].
 =====Root Families=====