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|colspan="3"| '''ŧ''' /t̪s̪~ts~tɕ~tʃ/

|colspan="3"| '''t''' /t̪s̪~ts~tɕ~tʃ/

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Permitted -CC- clusters (of these only geminates and clusters ending in non-radical obstruents are permissible as -CC):

*The following geminates: ''cc'', ''cch'', ''ff'', ''ll'', ''mm'', ''nn'', ''pp'', ''rr'', ''ss'', ''tt'', ''tth~~'', ''ŧŧ~~''

*The following geminates: ''cc'', ''cch'', ''ff'', ''ll'', ''mm'', ''nn'', ''pp'', ''rr'', ''ss'', ''tt'', ''tth''

*''bl, br''

*''cl, cr, cs, cv''

*''chl, chm, chn, chr, cht~~, chŧ~~, chv''

*''chl, chm, chn, chr, cht, chv''

*''dm, dn, dr, dv''

*''ðm, ðn, ðr, ðv''

*''fl, fr, fs''

*''gl, gm, gn, gr, gv''

*''ħl, ħm, ħn, ħr, ħs, ħt~~, ħŧ~~, ħv''

*''ħl, ħm, ħn, ħr, ħs, ħt, ħv''

*''lb, lc, lch, ld, lð, lf, lg, lħ, lm, ln, lp, lq, ls, lt, lth~~, lŧ~~, lv, lz''

*''lb, lc, lch, ld, lð, lf, lg, lħ, lm, ln, lp, lq, ls, lt, lth, lv, lz''

*''mb, ml, mn, mp, mr, ms, mz''

*''nc, nd, nf, ng, nħ, nl, nq, ns, nt, nth~~, nŧ~~, nv, nz''

*''nc, nd, nf, ng, nħ, nl, nq, ns, nt, nth, nv, nz''

*''pl, pr, ps''

*''ql, qr, qv''

*''rb, rc, rch, rd, rð, rf, rg, rħ, rm, rn, rp, rq, rs, rt, rth~~, rŧ~~, rv, rz''

*''rb, rc, rch, rd, rð, rf, rg, rħ, rm, rn, rp, rq, rs, rt, rth, rv, rz''

*''sc, sch, sf, sħ, sl, sm, sn, sq, sr, st, sth~~, sŧ~~, sv''

*''sc, sch, sf, sħ, sl, sm, sn, sq, sr, st, sth, sv''

*''tr, tv''

*''thm, thn, thr, thv''

*''ŧm, ŧn, ŧr, ŧv''

*''tm, tn, tr, tv''

===Phonological rules===

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*''h'' > [ː~] / _C[+fricative]

*''*ʔ'' > [ː~] / _C

*''c'' > ''ch'' / _{''d'', ''t'', ''ŧ''}

*''c'' > ''ch'' / _{''d'', ''t'', ''t''}

*''*tk'', ''*ck'' ''*~~tkʰ~~'' > ''~~cht~~'', ''~~chŧ~~'', ''cth''

*''*tk''/''*łt''/''*pt''/''*kt''/''*łk'', ''*tx'' > ''cht'', ''cth''

*''q''

**> ''ħ'' / _{''t'', ''ŧ''}

**> ''ħ'' / _{''t'', ''t''}

**> ''v'' / _C[+voiced +obstruent]

*''nr'' > ''ndr'', ''lr'' > ''ldr''

*''e'' > ''a'' / ʔ_#

*''ds ts ths zs ŧs'' > ''ss''

*''ds ts ths zs ts'' > ''ss''

*''dz ŧz thz tz zz'' > ''z''

*''dz tz thz tz zz'' > ''z''

*''*λ'' > ''l'', ''*λλ'' > ''ld''

*''*ḽ'' > ''ð'', ''*ḽḽ'' > ''lð''

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! '''ð'''

! '''s'''

~~! '''ŧ'''~~

! '''c'''

! '''g'''

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| /ð/

| /s/

~~| /ts~tɕ~tʃ/~~

| /k/

| /g/

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| /d/, /dʱ/

| /s/, /sʰ/

~~| /tʃ/, /tʃʰ/~~

| /k/, /kʰ/

| /g/, /gʱ/

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| /v/

| /s/

~~| /ʃ/~~

| /k/

| /ɴ/

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| /d̪/

| /s/, /ʃ/

~~| /tʃ/~~

| /k/, /tʃ/

| /g/, /dʒ/

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==Orthography==

<!--

[[Image:~~ŧā́thimā́~~ script.jpg|right|thumb|{{PAGENAME}} script in the ''~~ŧā́thimā́~~'' style.|240px]]

[[Image:tā́thimā́ script.jpg|right|thumb|{{PAGENAME}} script in the ''tā́thimā́'' style.|240px]]

-->The standardized {{PAGENAME}} alphabet, variants of which are used to write other Talsmic languages, is a native alphabetic script with 28 letters in addition to diacritics for vowel length and tones. In the earliest texts vowel length and tone were not recorded; diacritics for these were first devised for religious and official purposes and gradually came to be universally mandatory. In texts meant to be sung (e.g. poetry or hymns) the tone marks are substituted with various cantillation marks that 'correspond' to the tone. Tone is generally ''not'' assigned when transcribing foreign words.

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#'''Q:''' ''qìed'' 'saw'

#'''Ð:''' ''ðerfás'' 'to pierce'

#'''Y:''' ''~~ýsŧ~~'' 'air'

#'''Y:''' ''ýst'' 'air'

#'''CH:''' ''chàustis'' 'to go down'

#'''T:''' ''~~tùize'' 'midnight'~~

#'''T:''' ''tīmé'' 'hand'

~~#'''Ŧ:''' ''ŧīmé~~'' 'hand'

#'''N:''' ''nùoss'' 'to go up'

#'''TH:''' ''thrā̀p'' 'combat'

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|-

!|3.inan

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|''vét''

|

|-

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====Demonstrative====

The demonstrative pronouns come in three distance levels: the ''m''-series, the ''ħ''-series and the ''ŧ''-series.

The demonstrative pronouns come in three distance levels: the ''m''-series, the ''ħ''-series and the ''t''-series.

When a demonstrative modifies a noun phrase, the noun modified must be grammatically definite.

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**In dialogue, to refer to things that are only known to the speaker or the listener

**(the pronouns) for anaphoric uses at a focus level intermediate of that of the ''m''-series and the 3rd person pronouns.

*The ''ŧ''-series is used:

*The ''t''-series is used:

**In dialogue, to refer to things that are known by both the speaker and the listener

**For psychologically distant items, places or times

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=====Fossilized oblique cases=====

The frozen oblique cases (ablative, instrumental/locative and allative) are largely found in two lexical classes: adverbs and prepositions.

Ablatives, found in causal expressions, end in ''-ēn'', ''-ān'', and ''-īn'' for the first, second and third declensions respectively; the instrumental/locative ends in ''-īl'' (1) or ''-ai'' (2); and the allative, often found in purpose expressions, ends in ''-~~thŧ~~''.

Ablatives, found in causal expressions, end in ''-ēn'', ''-ān'', and ''-īn'' for the first, second and third declensions respectively; the instrumental/locative ends in ''-īl'' (1) or ''-ai'' (2); and the allative, often found in purpose expressions, ends in ''-tht''.

The instrumental/locative suffix ''-īl'' derive adverbs and prepositions of location, manner or concern. The feminine counterpart ''-ai'' form adverbs from original feminine nouns, and has derived "in language X" adverbs and the instrumental preposition ''nai'' itself.

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|''má''

|''ħá''

|''ŧá''

|''tá''

|''atié'' (anyone); ''atián'' (anything)

|''rṓg'', ''bást'' (adjective), ''cárbást'' (person)

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|''mách*; dáte*''

|''ħách''

|''~~ŧách~~''

|''tách''

|''atiách''

|''smárbást''

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|''gilmách/máchēn*; gildát/dátēn*''

|''gilħách;'' ''ħáchēn''

|''~~gilŧách~~;'' ''~~ŧáchēn~~''

|''giltách;'' ''táchēn''

|''gil atiách''

|''gil smárbást''

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|''vomách/máchást*; vódát/dátást*''

|''voħách;'' ''ħáchást''

|''~~voŧách~~;'' ''~~ŧáchást~~''

|''votách;'' ''táchást''

|''vo atiách''

|''vo smárbást''

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|''jápse'', ''jéma''

|''gáma''

|colspan= '2'|''~~sónēŧ~~''

|colspan= '2'|''sónēt''

|''fúot''

|''pídħīl''

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|''mávōth''

|''ħávōth''

|''~~ŧávōth~~''

|''távōth''

|''-''

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|''mḗr''

|''ħḗr''

|''~~ŧḗr~~''

|''tḗr''

|''atiḗr''

|''rṓg ýthīl''

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|''mḗn''

|''ħḗn''

|''~~ŧḗn~~''

|''tḗn''

|''-''

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|''mást''

|''ħást''

|''~~ŧást~~''

|''tást''

|''-''

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The subjunctive is also used in exclamations of disbelief (with the conjunction ''ne''):

:'''''Ne ħis{{blue|an}}aromíā ~~ŧach~~!'''''

:'''''Ne ħis{{blue|an}}aromíā tach!'''''

:ne ħis-RDPL-n-aromi-ā ~~ŧách~~

:ne ħis-RDPL-n-aromi-ā tách

:COMPZ ‹SBJV›survive-PRET.3SG there

:''It is astounding that he survived that!''

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|approximately when

|-

|''~~ŧany~~''

|''tany''

|behind

|after

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|3

|''náre''

|''~~palnáth~~''

|''naráth''

|''nárter''

|''narslé''

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|-

|5

|''~~níŧe~~''

|''níte''

|''~~niŧáth~~''

|''nitáth''

|''níchter''

|''nislé''

|''~~niŧínde~~''

|''nitínde''

|''~~niŧíeð~~''

|''nitíeð''

|''~~niŧvíem~~''

|''nitvíem''

|-

|6

|''~~stā̀me~~''

|''thā̀me''

|''~~stāmáth~~''

|''thāmáth''

|''~~stā̀mter~~''

|''thā̀mter''

|''~~stāmslé~~''

|''thāmslé''

|''~~stāmínde~~''

|''thāmínde''

|''~~stāmíeð~~''

|''thāmíeð''

|''~~stāmvíem~~''

|''thāmvíem''

|-

|7

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|-

|15/F20

|''~~nisŧiħȳré~~''

|''nistiħȳré''

|

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|-

|16/G20

|''~~chtāmiħȳré~~''

|''thāmiħȳré''

|

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|''~~nevsé~~''

|''nēsé''

|''~~nevsáth~~''

|''nēsáth''

|''~~névter~~''

|''nḕster''

|''~~nevslé~~''

|''nēslé''

|''~~nevsínde~~''

|''nēsínde''

|''~~nevíeð~~''

|''nēsíeð''

|

|-

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|''~~nevsé~~... ie cḗmCLF''

|''nēsé... ie cḗmCLF''

|

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|''~~nevsé~~... ie títhārCLF''

|''nēsé... ie títhārCLF''

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|''~~nisŧnū́r~~''

|''nistnū́r''

|

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|''~~ŧaflé~~''

|''taflé''

|''~~ŧafláth~~''

|''tafláth''

|''~~ŧáfler~~''

|''táfler''

|''~~ŧafslé~~''

|''tafslé''

|''~~ŧaflínde~~''

|''taflínde''

|''~~ŧaflíeð~~''

|''taflíeð''

|

|-

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The distributive suffix can be appended to the "''n'' times" numeral to express "''n'' times each"; e.g. ''chtāmterslé'' (six times each).

The numerals can be combined with possessive suffixes to denote "(the) ''n'' of us/you/them" ''~~mullaŧís~~'' "four of you", ''mullâis'' "the four of you".

The numerals can be combined with possessive suffixes to denote "(the) ''n'' of us/you/them" ''mullatís'' "four of you", ''mullâis'' "the four of you".

==Syntax==

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===Modal constructions===

{{PAGENAME}} is poor in true modal and auxiliary verbs; "adverbial" and "adjectival" modal constructions are more common. Deontic modalities tend to be expressed adjectivally, while situational and epistemic modalities tend to have adverbial expressions. All modal expressions come before the (negation-) lexical verb (e.g. ''Jêr ~~méŧar~~ ħlomaréch thyrfāmâst!'' "How dare you betray my brothers!", note that the verb is in the preterite).

{{PAGENAME}} is poor in true modal and auxiliary verbs; "adverbial" and "adjectival" modal constructions are more common. Deontic modalities tend to be expressed adjectivally, while situational and epistemic modalities tend to have adverbial expressions. All modal expressions come before the (negation-) lexical verb (e.g. ''Jêr métar ħlomaréch thyrfāmâst!'' "How dare you betray my brothers!", note that the verb is in the preterite).

====Modal adjectives====

*''lāmérsa'': "it is sufficient to..."

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====Modal adverbs====

*''ídā́'': "ably", used to express ability to do something.

*''~~mṓŧēr~~'': equivalent of "dare".

*''mṓtēr'': equivalent of "dare".

*''lā́mīl'': "possibly", used to express epistemic possibility.

*''tóssēr'': "seemingly".

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 |
-|colspan="3"| '''ŧ''' /t̪s̪~ts~tɕ~tʃ/
+|colspan="3"| '''t''' /t̪s̪~ts~tɕ~tʃ/
 |
 |
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 Permitted -CC- clusters (of these only geminates and clusters ending in non-radical obstruents are permissible as -CC):
-*The following geminates: ''cc'', ''cch'', ''ff'', ''ll'', ''mm'', ''nn'', ''pp'', ''rr'', ''ss'', ''tt'', ''tth'', ''ŧŧ''
+*The following geminates: ''cc'', ''cch'', ''ff'', ''ll'', ''mm'', ''nn'', ''pp'', ''rr'', ''ss'', ''tt'', ''tth''
 *''bl, br''
 *''cl, cr, cs, cv''
-*''chl, chm, chn, chr, cht, chŧ, chv''
+*''chl, chm, chn, chr, cht, chv''
 *''dm, dn, dr, dv''
 *''ðm, ðn, ðr, ðv''
 *''fl, fr, fs''
 *''gl, gm, gn, gr, gv''
-*''ħl, ħm, ħn, ħr, ħs, ħt, ħŧ, ħv''
+*''ħl, ħm, ħn, ħr, ħs, ħt, ħv''
-*''lb, lc, lch, ld, lð, lf, lg, lħ, lm, ln, lp, lq, ls, lt, lth, lŧ, lv, lz''
+*''lb, lc, lch, ld, lð, lf, lg, lħ, lm, ln, lp, lq, ls, lt, lth, lv, lz''
 *''mb, ml, mn, mp, mr, ms, mz''
-*''nc, nd, nf, ng, nħ, nl, nq, ns, nt, nth, nŧ, nv, nz''
+*''nc, nd, nf, ng, nħ, nl, nq, ns, nt, nth, nv, nz''
 *''pl, pr, ps''
 *''ql, qr, qv''
-*''rb, rc, rch, rd, rð, rf, rg, rħ, rm, rn, rp, rq, rs, rt, rth, rŧ, rv, rz''
+*''rb, rc, rch, rd, rð, rf, rg, rħ, rm, rn, rp, rq, rs, rt, rth, rv, rz''
-*''sc, sch, sf, sħ, sl, sm, sn, sq, sr, st, sth, sŧ, sv''
+*''sc, sch, sf, sħ, sl, sm, sn, sq, sr, st, sth, sv''
-*''tr, tv''
 *''thm, thn, thr, thv''
-*''ŧm, ŧn, ŧr, ŧv''
+*''tm, tn, tr, tv''
 ===Phonological rules===
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 *''h''  > [ː~] / _C[+fricative]
 *''*ʔ'' > [ː~] / _C
-*''c'' > ''ch'' / _{''d'', ''t'', ''ŧ''}
+*''c'' > ''ch'' / _{''d'', ''t'', ''t''}
-*''*tk'', ''*ck'' ''*tkʰ'' > ''cht'', ''chŧ'', ''cth''
+*''*tk''/''*łt''/''*pt''/''*kt''/''*łk'', ''*tx'' > ''cht'', ''cth''
 *''q''
-**> ''ħ'' / _{''t'', ''ŧ''}
+**> ''ħ'' / _{''t'', ''t''}
 **> ''v'' / _C[+voiced +obstruent]
 *''nr'' > ''ndr'', ''lr'' > ''ldr''
 *''e'' > ''a'' / ʔ_#
-*''ds ts ths zs ŧs'' > ''ss''
+*''ds ts ths zs ts'' > ''ss''
-*''dz ŧz thz tz zz'' > ''z''
+*''dz tz thz tz zz'' > ''z''
 *''*λ'' > ''l'', ''*λλ'' > ''ld''
 *''*ḽ'' > ''ð'', ''*ḽḽ'' > ''lð''
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 ! '''ð'''
 ! '''s'''
-! '''ŧ'''
 ! '''c'''
 ! '''g'''
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 | /ð/
 | /s/
-| /ts~tɕ~tʃ/
 | /k/
 | /g/
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 | /d/, /dʱ/
 | /s/, /sʰ/
-| /tʃ/, /tʃʰ/
 | /k/, /kʰ/
 | /g/, /gʱ/
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 | /v/
 | /s/
-| /ʃ/
 | /k/
 | /ɴ/
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 | /d̪/
 | /s/, /ʃ/
-| /tʃ/
 | /k/, /tʃ/
 | /g/, /dʒ/
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 ==Orthography==
 <!--
-[[Image:ŧā́thimā́ script.jpg|right|thumb|{{PAGENAME}} script in the ''ŧā́thimā́'' style.|240px]]
+[[Image:tā́thimā́ script.jpg|right|thumb|{{PAGENAME}} script in the ''tā́thimā́'' style.|240px]]
 -->The standardized {{PAGENAME}} alphabet, variants of which are used to write other Talsmic languages, is a native alphabetic script with 28 letters in addition to diacritics for vowel length and tones. In the earliest texts vowel length and tone were not recorded; diacritics for these were first devised for religious and official purposes and gradually came to be universally mandatory. In texts meant to be sung (e.g. poetry or hymns) the tone marks are substituted with various cantillation marks that 'correspond' to the tone. Tone is generally ''not'' assigned when transcribing foreign words.
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 #'''Q:''' ''qìed'' 'saw'
 #'''Ð:''' ''ðerfás'' 'to pierce'
-#'''Y:''' ''ýsŧ'' 'air'
+#'''Y:''' ''ýst'' 'air'
 #'''CH:''' ''chàustis'' 'to go down'
-#'''T:''' ''tùize'' 'midnight'
+#'''T:''' ''tīmé'' 'hand'
-#'''Ŧ:''' ''ŧīmé'' 'hand'
 #'''N:''' ''nùoss'' 'to go up'
 #'''TH:''' ''thrā̀p'' 'combat'
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 |-
 !|3.inan
-|
+|''vét''
 |
 |-
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 ====Demonstrative====
-The demonstrative pronouns come in three distance levels: the ''m''-series, the ''ħ''-series and the ''ŧ''-series.
+The demonstrative pronouns come in three distance levels: the ''m''-series, the ''ħ''-series and the ''t''-series.
 When a demonstrative modifies a noun phrase, the noun modified must be grammatically definite.
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 **In dialogue, to refer to things that are only known to the speaker or the listener
 **(the pronouns) for anaphoric uses at a focus level intermediate of that of the ''m''-series and the 3rd person pronouns.
-*The ''ŧ''-series is used:
+*The ''t''-series is used:
 **In dialogue, to refer to things that are known by both the speaker and the listener
 **For psychologically distant items, places or times
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 =====Fossilized oblique cases=====
 The frozen oblique cases (ablative, instrumental/locative and allative) are largely found in two lexical classes: adverbs and prepositions.
-Ablatives, found in causal expressions, end in ''-ēn'', ''-ān'', and ''-īn'' for the first, second and third declensions respectively; the instrumental/locative ends in ''-īl'' (1) or ''-ai'' (2); and the allative, often found in purpose expressions, ends in ''-thŧ''.
+Ablatives, found in causal expressions, end in ''-ēn'', ''-ān'', and ''-īn'' for the first, second and third declensions respectively; the instrumental/locative ends in ''-īl'' (1) or ''-ai'' (2); and the allative, often found in purpose expressions, ends in ''-tht''.
 The instrumental/locative suffix ''-īl'' derive adverbs and prepositions of location, manner or concern. The feminine counterpart ''-ai'' form adverbs from original feminine nouns, and has derived "in language X" adverbs and the instrumental preposition ''nai'' itself.
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 |''má''
 |''ħá''
-|''ŧá''
+|''tá''
 |''atié'' (anyone); ''atián'' (anything)
 |''rṓg'', ''bást'' (adjective), ''cárbást'' (person)
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 |''mách*; dáte*''
 |''ħách''
-|''ŧách''
+|''tách''
 |''atiách''
 |''smárbást''
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 |''gilmách/máchēn*; gildát/dátēn*''
 |''gilħách;'' ''ħáchēn''
-|''gilŧách;'' ''ŧáchēn''
+|''giltách;'' ''táchēn''
 |''gil atiách''
 |''gil smárbást''
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 |''vomách/máchást*; vódát/dátást*''
 |''voħách;'' ''ħáchást''
-|''voŧách;'' ''ŧáchást''
+|''votách;'' ''táchást''
 |''vo atiách''
 |''vo smárbást''
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 |''jápse'', ''jéma''
 |''gáma''
-|colspan= '2'|''sónēŧ''
+|colspan= '2'|''sónēt''
 |''fúot''
 |''pídħīl''
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 |''mávōth''
 |''ħávōth''
-|''ŧávōth''
+|''távōth''
 |''-''
 |''-''
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 |''mḗr''
 |''ħḗr''
-|''ŧḗr''
+|''tḗr''
 |''atiḗr''
 |''rṓg ýthīl''
@@ Line 888: / Line 881: @@
 |''mḗn''
 |''ħḗn''
-|''ŧḗn''
+|''tḗn''
 |''-''
 |''-''
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 |''mást''
 |''ħást''
-|''ŧást''
+|''tást''
 |''-''
 |''-''
@@ Line 1,043: / Line 1,036: @@
 The subjunctive is also used in exclamations of disbelief (with the conjunction ''ne''):
-:'''''Ne ħis{{blue|an}}aromíā ŧach!'''''
+:'''''Ne ħis{{blue|an}}aromíā tach!'''''
-:<small>ne ħis-RDPL-n-aromi-ā ŧách</small>
+:<small>ne ħis-RDPL-n-aromi-ā tách</small>
 :<small>COMPZ ‹SBJV›survive-PRET.3SG there</small>
 :''It is astounding that he survived that!''
@@ Line 1,509: / Line 1,502: @@
 |approximately when
 |-
-|''ŧany''
+|''tany''
 |behind
 |after
@@ Line 1,795: / Line 1,788: @@
 |3
 |''náre''
-|''palnáth''
+|''naráth''
 |''nárter''
 |''narslé''
@@ Line 1,812: / Line 1,805: @@
 |-
 |5
-|''níŧe''
+|''níte''
-|''niŧáth''
+|''nitáth''
 |''níchter''
 |''nislé''
-|''niŧínde''
+|''nitínde''
-|''niŧíeð''
+|''nitíeð''
-|''niŧvíem''
+|''nitvíem''
 |-
 |6
-|''stā̀me''
+|''thā̀me''
-|''stāmáth''
+|''thāmáth''
-|''stā̀mter''
+|''thā̀mter''
-|''stāmslé''
+|''thāmslé''
-|''stāmínde''
+|''thāmínde''
-|''stāmíeð''
+|''thāmíeð''
-|''stāmvíem''
+|''thāmvíem''
 |-
 |7
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 |-
 |15/F<sub>20</sub>
-|''nisŧiħȳré''
+|''nistiħȳré''
 |
 |
@@ Line 1,911: / Line 1,904: @@
 |-
 |16/G<sub>20</sub>
-|''chtāmiħȳré''
+|''thāmiħȳré''
 |
 |
@@ Line 1,947: / Line 1,940: @@
 |-
 |20/10<sub>20</sub>
-|''nevsé''
+|''nēsé''
-|''nevsáth''
+|''nēsáth''
-|''névter''
+|''nḕster''
-|''nevslé''
+|''nēslé''
-|''nevsínde''
+|''nēsínde''
-|''nevíeð''
+|''nēsíeð''
 |
 |-
 |21/11<sub>20</sub>
-|''nevsé... ie cḗm<sup>CLF</sup>''
+|''nēsé... ie cḗm<sup>CLF</sup>''
 |
 |
@@ Line 1,965: / Line 1,958: @@
 |-
 |22/12<sub>20</sub>
-|''nevsé... ie títhār<sup>CLF</sup>''
+|''nēsé... ie títhār<sup>CLF</sup>''
 |
 |
@@ Line 2,001: / Line 1,994: @@
 |-
 |100/50<sub>20</sub>
-|''nisŧnū́r''
+|''nistnū́r''
 |
 |
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 |-
 |400/100<sub>20</sub>
-|''ŧaflé''
+|''taflé''
-|''ŧafláth''
+|''tafláth''
-|''ŧáfler''
+|''táfler''
-|''ŧafslé''
+|''tafslé''
-|''ŧaflínde''
+|''taflínde''
-|''ŧaflíeð''
+|''taflíeð''
 |
 |-
@@ Line 2,106: / Line 2,099: @@
 The distributive suffix can be appended to the "''n'' times" numeral to express "''n'' times each"; e.g. ''chtāmterslé'' (six times each).
-The numerals can be combined with possessive suffixes to denote "(the) ''n'' of us/you/them" ''mullaŧís'' "four of you", ''mullâis'' "the four of you".
+The numerals can be combined with possessive suffixes to denote "(the) ''n'' of us/you/them" ''mullatís'' "four of you", ''mullâis'' "the four of you".
 ==Syntax==
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 ===Modal constructions===
-{{PAGENAME}} is poor in true modal and auxiliary verbs; "adverbial" and "adjectival" modal constructions are more common. Deontic modalities tend to be expressed adjectivally, while situational and epistemic modalities tend to have adverbial expressions. All modal expressions come before the (negation-) lexical verb (e.g. ''Jêr méŧar ħlomaréch thyrfāmâst!'' "How dare you betray my brothers!", note that the verb is in the preterite).
+{{PAGENAME}} is poor in true modal and auxiliary verbs; "adverbial" and "adjectival" modal constructions are more common. Deontic modalities tend to be expressed adjectivally, while situational and epistemic modalities tend to have adverbial expressions. All modal expressions come before the (negation-) lexical verb (e.g. ''Jêr métar ħlomaréch thyrfāmâst!'' "How dare you betray my brothers!", note that the verb is in the preterite).
 ====Modal adjectives====
 *''lāmérsa'': "it is sufficient to..."
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 ====Modal adverbs====
 *''ídā́'': "ably", used to express ability to do something.
-*''mṓŧēr'': equivalent of "dare".
+*''mṓtēr'': equivalent of "dare".
 *''lā́mīl'': "possibly", used to express epistemic possibility.
 *''tóssēr'': "seemingly".