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...ledge of other areas of linguistics and it has inevitably developed into a full language. I didn't want at an early stage to deal with loan words which is ...syllable there is no coda consonant so this will be /a/. This gives us the full pronunciation for '''oιc''' as /ʹpuh.sa/.

...giss'' of the negative pronouns are colloquial, and in many situations the full forms are preferred. By contrast, the short form ''nimē'' is generally pre

...ift, mhaen lig tá – I have something for you. Even taen mhá can serve as a full and proper sentence, meaning you give me something.

Note that the full titles are used generally at the first mention only. For example, ''Martayi ...r countdowns) while ''emibe'' is used elsewhere. Compounds always have the full form, i.e. forms such as *hælmāmyemi do not exist.<br/>Some compound word

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As the Greeks reached Great Britain found a completely new world, full of animals and plants they had never seen. Celtic people had highly differe

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*Yn ryhaft li hu myli ȝem clėfi - My hovercraft is full of eels

| 182||full||пълен‎ (pǎlen)||полн‎ (poln)||pun||poln||imbushur , iplotë

...do allows either "''esas''" or "''es''" in the present tense; however, the full forms must be used for the past tense "''esis''" and future tense "''esos''

||display-messages=no|italics1=yes|italics2=no|italics3=no|The streets are full of people.}}

...-like pause (a space in the native script) and '''।।''' will be used for a full-stop-like pause (written very similarly to ।। in the native script). ...pent the last twelve days preparing. Mum came into the yard with the hands full of orange cotton for the ''buneyon''<ref>Dual of ''buneya'' (older sister).

...he coming Alanaleilē<ref>Twelfth day of the second lunar phase, one of six full rest days every lunar month.</ref>, as for our parents' will, will be guide | translation = I'm going to read [this] article [in full].

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...uses where the attributive ''an'' is not followed by a participle but by a full verb as in ''mpànvvr an ovrccəń'' for 'the man who hunts it' rather than

! Full !! Clitic¹ !! Full !! Clitic¹ ...accusative and indirect forms most commonly used are the clitic ones. The full forms are used for emphasis and after prepositions.

...ing intonation) means tall but ''"uõkte"'' (with falling intonation) means full of force, lusty.

...h a few less voices (among modern languages, the only ones that retain the full set of triggers are some Southern Chlouvānem languages, notably including

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|''huno'' || hu.nɔ || adj. || || full, complete ||