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====Cases====
====Cases====
 
Peshpeg displays a three-way split in its morphological alignmentThe nominal class system follows a nominative-accusative pattern among Class I nouns, an ergative-absolutive pattern in Class II nouns, and a direct alignment in its Class III nouns.  The nominative-accusative pattern marks direct objects with the submorpheme ''-j-''.  The ergative-absolutive system is distinguished by the submorpheme ''-d-'' for ergative arguments.  The direct alignment system has zero-marking on all core arguments.
Case marking on the core arguments of a verb depend on the declension a given noun falls underClass I nouns follow a nominative-accusative pattern, Class II nouns follow an ergative-absolutive pattern, and Class III nouns take no marking whatsoever.


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