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# ''indefinite particle''

# {{n-g|indefinite particle}}

#: ''class-3''

#: {{n-g|class-3}}

#:: {{ux|qsc|Iyc'uc'zi r'ám r'ám boñ' '''ez'e''' el' az āhsetnlec' xen'e.|Shark skin feels weirdly rougher than I guessed it would.}}

#: ''class-4''

#: {{n-g|class-4}}

#:: {{ux|qsc|Setncual jál xicxej ad, í xen m'eian '''ez'e''' lax je.|We like this crop iboga, but it's not as strong as the wild stuff.}}

#: ''class-5''

#: {{n-g|class-5}}

#:: {{ux|qsc||}}

# ''plural particle''

# {{n-g|plural particle}}

#: ''class-3''

#: {{n-g|class-3}}

#:: {{ux|qsc||}}

#: ''class-4''

#: {{n-g|class-4}}

#:: {{ux|qsc||}}

#: ''class-5''

#: {{n-g|class-5}}

#:: {{ux|qsc||}}

# ''nonhuman nominalizer''

# {{n-g|nonhuman nominalizer}}

#: {{ux|qsc|Uxañ'ílz'i uc'ziax '''ez'e''' ýeu ux teuil' hex '''ez'e''' r'ez āhñ'in' lax ád '''ez'e''' ur cou yaiad xem nu '''ez'e''' r'ez āhhuláx xare.|The wild animal losing its horns after domestication is an allegory for people forgetting their old hardships after building cities.}}

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 {{head|qsc|particle}}
-# ''indefinite particle''
+# {{n-g|indefinite particle}}
-#: ''class-3''
+#: {{n-g|class-3}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc|Iyc'uc'zi r'ám r'ám boñ' '''ez'e''' el' az āhsetnlec' xen'e.|Shark skin feels weirdly rougher than I guessed it would.}}
-#: ''class-4''
+#: {{n-g|class-4}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc|Setncual jál xicxej ad, í xen m'eian '''ez'e''' lax je.|We like this crop iboga, but it's not as strong as the wild stuff.}}
-#: ''class-5''
+#: {{n-g|class-5}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc||}}
-# ''plural particle''
+# {{n-g|plural particle}}
-#: ''class-3''
+#: {{n-g|class-3}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc||}}
-#: ''class-4''
+#: {{n-g|class-4}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc||}}
-#: ''class-5''
+#: {{n-g|class-5}}
 #:: {{ux|qsc||}}
-# ''nonhuman nominalizer''
+# {{n-g|nonhuman nominalizer}}
 #: {{ux|qsc|Uxañ'ílz'i uc'ziax '''ez'e''' ýeu ux teuil' hex '''ez'e''' r'ez āhñ'in' lax ád '''ez'e''' ur cou yaiad xem nu '''ez'e''' r'ez āhhuláx xare.|The wild animal losing its horns after domestication is an allegory for people forgetting their old hardships after building cities.}}