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Dyrel is a largely isolating, but agglutinative language. Compounding occurs, however, compound words | Dyrel is a largely isolating, but agglutinative language. Compounding occurs, however, compound words usually contain only two roots, though some roots are frequently treated as affixes or clitics. | ||
Dyrel has seven cases: | Dyrel has seven cases: | ||