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...anesque ''-i'', and replacing the table of correlatives with more Latinate words. However, the Esperanto community voted and rejected Reformed Esperanto,<re |trans-title=List of new words proposed by the Language committee of the Union

...neutral language); the three styles take their names from their respective words for "person"</ref>). They are used whenever the action being spoken of effe ==Undeclinable adjective-like words==

...to about 50 to 100 years later, inside other Lällshag fragments, with the words for "bag, sack" (''chircona'', i.e. Chl. ''jṛṣṇa'') and "wine" (''maj ...d others, including various hapax eirimena or otherwise extremely uncommon words. The fact this is used as the basis for Classical and, in turn, contemporar

...aving sound-changes similar to those that affected the Welsh language, and words that are borrowed from the [[w:Brittonic languages|Brittonic languages]] an ...aving sound-changes similar to those that affected the Welsh language, and words that are borrowed from Old Celtic, and from English throughout its 'pseudo-

Final stress is common but less so than in Hebrew: Togarmite words often resemble Hebrew pausal forms with penultimate stress (e.g. OTog ''yas

...an be pronounced either open or closed, this doesn't affect the meaning of words ...ider it a distinct sound, though, and as it occurs specially at the end of words where it is written an ''a'', they consider it to be a true 'a'!

| Used word-finally as an "empty" consonant for words ending in /ə/. ...e accented vowel (usually in one of the last three syllables), though some words may be unaccented. The accented vowel is generally pronounced with a higher

...ed into a full language. I didn't want at an early stage to deal with loan words which is why I felt it necessary to have the language in complete isolation ...d initially in a limited number of words and [d] may occur word finally in words with the suffix ''':υɾ''' [-ud]. Also degemination has meant that former

...ound the 7th century), but already by the beginning of the 9th century all words that were written with alternating '''d''' or '''l''' are consistently writ ...sequences '''sym, syn, syr, syl'' found in some words<ref>See for example words such as ''bésylam'' "flag" (a Late Latin loan, from ''vexillum''). Today t

...in Antiquity. Although its vocabulary largely derives from ancient Hebrew, words that deal with subjects such as law, war, and politics tend to be of Latin ...common plural expresses more than one of a person or thing. In the case of words such as ''ʔilohī,'' "god," Balearic Hebrew utilizes a majestic plural. Th

...e into the modern world of Caucasus. Perhaps then I can justify a few loan words. ...ss in Attian always falls on the first or second syllable. However, in the words ''ata'', "first", and ''migu'', "and two", the stress ironically falls on t

...other Germanic languages, leveling out this particular conundrum), so many words retain ⟨s⟩ throughout the paradigm. These are noted in the lexicon. Please note that because this rule is not persistent, there are several words which later developed an intervocalic ⟨f⟩ or ⟨þ⟩ from earlier ⟨h

...<small>(plurale tantum)</small>; evidence of the shift to /uː/ is given by words where it was unstressed, such as <small>AVGVSTVM</small> > *uuust > ''uust' ...ord-final vowels except for /a/ were lost as in Gallo-Romance, but in some words short vowels, usually /i/ or /u/, were later added again in order to break

...g is for singular, dual, paucal and plural, using markers derived from the words for ''one'', ''two'', ''some'' and ''many''. The object itself is then most

Nankôre, from the words ''nan'' ("man, human") and ''kôre'' ("speech"), is spoken by the Nanhoshka ...shift. As a result in foreign transcriptions &lt;sh&gt; is often used in words where the /s/ &gt;&gt; /ʃ/ has already occurred, e.g. ''akôsh'' vs. the

# Mostly regional Western words of Dabuke origin. # Non-productive with borrowings, but common in native words.

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...of NI, they are essentially creating new vocabulary on-the-fly. These new words may be created as one-time entities for the current speech event, or they m ...t. However, in Minhast some stative verbs can noun incorporate. In other words, under certain circumstances, a clause that is structurally intransitive ma

...umber of phonetic processes which affect the spelling and pronunciation of words in inflexion and composition. The following words ''zleja'' (place), ''zvoća'' (time), ''

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