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#''Y (COP) DET X'' - This is used to assert that nouns X and Y refer the same thing.
#''Y (COP) DET X'' - This is used to assert that nouns X and Y refer the same thing.
#:'''''ŋen a fawl ry ŋyúin awr dy.'''''
#:'''''Ŋen a fawl ry ŋyúin awr dy.'''''
#:DEM.DIST DET.SG year REL invade-PRET 3PL in
#:DEM.DIST DET.SG year REL invade-PRET 3PL in
#:That was the year in which they invaded.
#:That was the year in which they invaded.
#''dyb Y (COP) DET X'' (lit. X is in the set of all Y's) - This is used to assert that "X is-a Y".
#''dyb Y (COP) DET X'' (lit. X is in the set of all Y's) - This is used to assert that "X is-a Y".
#:'''''Dyb croð a Socrátes, Parăçtá bo croð. Ceeda parăçtá a Socrátes.'''''
#:'''''Dyb croð a Socrátes, parăçtá bo croð. Ceeda parăçtá a Socrátes.'''''
#:in-COL human DET.SG Socrates, mortal DET.COL human. therefore mortal DET.SG Socrates
#:in-COL human DET.SG Socrates, mortal DET.COL human. therefore mortal DET.SG Socrates
#:Socrates is human; humans are mortal. Hence Socrates is mortal.
#:Socrates is human; humans are mortal. Hence Socrates is mortal.
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