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 Feminine, masculine and neuter are mostly marked in nouns and adjectives, while the dichotomy temporary/everlasting is shown by synonyms in verbs, which themselves conjugate differently depending on the subject being animate or inanimate.
-Most commonly, feminine is indicated by a final -a, masculine with a -e or a -o, and neuter either with the absence of any marking when in the singular, or with a -i if in the plural.
+Most commonly, feminine is indicated by a final -a, masculine with an -e or an -o, and neuter either with the absence of any marking when in the singular, or with an -i if in the plural.
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