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The Kamiq number around 33 million souls and form the largest group to belong to the European Pyɡmy or Thurse Phenotype. This is characterised 5) Followinɡ a liquid, /ʃ, v, ʒ, ɣ, j, w/ are realised as [tʃ, b, dʒ, �

...ve element of derivation. It is occasionally used to indicate a collective group. Mass nouns do not have plurals but new nouns can be derived from them by a Verbs are the most complex element of the Yrkyr morphology. They are composed of a stem to which inflectional

Bis Burunko has a relatively simple phonology with 21 consonants, 5 pure vowels and 6 true diphthongs. The orthography is almost entirely regul :: ''gis'' 'man' + ''-do'' (collective) = ''giito'' 'group, band'

...that are above all, but nature (''yunya'') herself is treated as a godlike element. "Godlike" supernatural beings (''kaihai''), incarnating various traits of * ''nailīlāṇa'' "group of minds": often described as the most intuitive thing to be interpreted fr

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There is also a group of nouns that ended in ע in PH, where became a kind of /e/ in PAH. This m ...the first word or phrase. Because the particle is in fact attached to the element of the sentence around which the interrogation centers, the use often requi

...<br>* Daman Braille consisting of only 10 symbols.<br>* the DamanDaman 10-element systems: logographic and phonemic at the same time. ...its 258 roots and 3 or 6 suffixes; it has been tested that it takes about 5 days for an average person to memorize the whole vocabulary. It is not poss

...ixes ''a-, be-'' and ''fer-'' do not usually bear stress, so the following element takes it (e.g. ''ahínt, fersétand''). | 5

...́''' /da/ [ⁿdɐ] ''it.present''.3; '''υɾω''' /ʹlidna/ [ʹɫidnɐ] ''group''; '''υʌɾ''' /ʹlida/ [ʹɫidɐ] ''boy''; '''ɔυo:υɾ''' /ʹkubud/ [ʹ ...umber of compound nouns where the second element is very common, the first element will instead be stressed, thus '''ʌʌʌ:ω-oʌɾ''' ''acoustics'', for exa

...morphology, each word contains a root, and in most cases also a formative element, including inflections, affixes, suffixes, etc. Phonology regards the same It is possible for a single syllable to form a complete phonetic group which may or may not be a sentence, like when using the imperative, but mor

...vowel inventory consisting of 24 phonemes: 15 monophthongs (6 oral short, 5 oral long, and 4 breathy-voiced), 7 diphthongs (4 oral and 3 breathy-voiced ...t have both in {{IPA|[oɪ̯]}}. Opening, rounding, and backing of the second element to {{IPA|[ɔɒ̯]}} is found almost exclusively in a coastal strip from jus

...''naturalistic'') though I don't normally go too deep in the ''conworld'' element. Many of my conlangs (between a third and a half of them, I think) have scr ...unding member of '''''Conlangs (Español)''''', a Spanish-language Facebook group for talking about conlangs and related stuff. If you ''hablas español'', m

...und their way together, the most well-known and well-studied of which is a group of about 15 living in and around Berlin, Germany. ...orld' or a loan word such as '''hiia''', which was common among the Berlin group (from German ''hier'') although it now seems to be dying out in favour of '

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...sa'' (the sky is blue), though this is a stylistic rather than grammatical element. However, the reverse is not true, as this does not change the inherent par ...is, the idea of distributing a certain number of items to each member of a group:

...und their way together, the most well-known and well-studied of which is a group of about 15 living in and around Berlin, Germany. ...orld' or a loan word such as '''hiia''', which was common among the Berlin group (from German ''hier'') although it now seems to be dying out in favour of '

<p>Although the starting population of each group is still a matter of debate among Raunan historians, it is often considered ...did no longer accept non-word-final glottal stop codae, but the glottalic element would cause neighbouring voiceless plosives to turn into ejectives as in <e

|+3-h (-uh, -ūh, -u⁵) ...an associative plural, i.e. ''Kālomījñai'' "Kālomīyeh and people in/of her group".