...from Old Meskangela in approximately 300 BNE and remained spoken until the New Era, after which it remained only a written standard, as local dialects gai
'''New Meskangela''' dialects are written in the '''Meskangēl''' script, a descen
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In 2014 a new official website was launched on the "elefen.org" domain: it offers various
LFN has a small number of regular [[affixes]] that help to create new words.
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| n || || n || || '''n'''y \nyː\ new
...at our current enemies and avenge all ancient dishonors. Then it will be a new golden age for the bearded race. If the men and halflings know their place,
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There is a limited number of ways to make new verbs in Kirtumur. The most productive way is to combine existing words to
...it. Kirtumur preserves ablaut only in derivational morphology as a relic, new verbs cannot be created this way anymore: ''nila'' "to float (by itself)" �
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|183||niujis||frisk||new
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|imagecaption = Flag of the New World Order
|nation = New World Order
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...that two or more words are combined in order to create a new lexeme with a new, unique meaning.
...advantage of this technique of word formation is, that the meaning of the new word can be derived from the individual elements it consists of. For exampl
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| Christmas and New Year greetings ||
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...d with {{IPA|/j/}} in all islands but the outermost ones (New Paphlagonia, New Bithynia, Saint-Étienne, and the Bâtõnhâmu group) and the central mount
...ames were borrowed at the same time, but, in 1950, they were replaced by a new calendar, the Revolutionary Calendar, where all month names except three (M
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...o present day English (mainly Australian English, with some influence from New Zealand and South African English). However, they are sometimes not recogni
*English "dark l" has vocalised, creating new diphthongs ending in /u/ e.g. /iu/, /eu/, /au/, /ou/. The sequence in Engli
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...ical and Social History of Pandora |publisher=!t (HarperCollins) |location=New York City |first=Maria |last=Wilhelm |author2=Mathison, Dirk |year=2009 |is
...om/2009/12/06/magazine/06FOB-onlanguage-t.html |title=Skxawng! |work=[[The New York Times]] |first=Benjamin |last=Zimmer |author-link=Benjamin Zimmer |dat
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Reduplication is a common way of deriving new vocabulary. However, while the single syllable root and the compound will
|new=
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* ''hulābdān heirom peithū!'' - Happy birthday! (lit. "good walk in the/your [new] year")
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! new
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! width="70" style="text-align:left"|New Determiner
! width="70" style="text-align:left"|New Determiner (Pl)
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|c=03|mănew
! new
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...true una nova linea de metro al centro urban.'' 'They're building a new subway line to downtown.'
...'Interlingua: a grammar of the international language''. Storm Publishers, New York, 1951.
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...ung)</small>;<br/>''brūmake'' <small>(brūm-, 1) (inanimate, i.e. old = not new)</small>;<br/>''sārvake'' <small>(sāru-, 1) (ancient, things from very ol
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! new
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...texts. The old Doslox writing system was also returned into use. Since the new language is a bit clumsy and spoken over a wide region, many different dial
...le most locations use possessive. The prepositions can be combined to form new: 'po' + 'mo' = 'pomo' where 'to' + 'in' = 'into'
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