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     content: {{green|n}}ouns(nominal of intransitives), {{green|a}}djective nouns(nominal of monotransitives), {{green|d}}emonstrative nouns(have plural forms), {{green|v}}erbal nouns(nominal of transitives), {{green|c}}overbal nouns, {{green|e}}nclitic nouns.
-{|nouns: + nouns(nominal of intransitives), +adjective nouns(nominal of monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/, had/ɦät/(subjunctive dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
+{|nouns: + nouns(nominal of intransitives), +adjective nouns(nominal of monotransitives), + nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/, had/ɦät/(subjunctive dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
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   Syntactics
   Type: SVO-Topic, right branching, left in a compound.
-  Basic structure: (coverb) + noun (- noun) + (/enclitic) • (coverb) + noun (- noun) + (/enclitic).
+  Basic structure: (coverb) + noun(-) + (enclitic) + (demonstrative) noun + (enclitic).
 {|  ergative noun • verbal noun objective noun • topic noun / verbal noun • noun adjectival suffix • topic noun, where a middle dot separates phrases. they can switch their places, phrases at firsts are focal phrases.|}