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...can be incorporated along with derivation suffixes, with the verb becoming intransitive, and Qasunattuuji has the types I, II a IV of noun incorporation. |+Intransitive verbal paradigms

...pparent in its complex verb forms. Its morphosyntactic alignment is split-intransitive of the Fluid-S subtype. Agents are explicitly marked while patients receiv ==== Case ====

*Unprefixed, ablauting verbs: e.g. ''soṁaiṁ'' /somai̯m/ 'he finds (intransitive)', ''ía·soṁa'' /iːəˈsoma/ 'he does not find' (modern ''sov'') In case where there is a preverb, the first syllable after the interpunct is stress

...milar to English, being satellite-framed (the satellite, in the Chlouvānem case, being the prefix), but there is an added complexity because motion verbs c ...n-causative) forms of these verbs all have a static meaning and are always intransitive:

...ement with the subject noun. However, there is no marking for class in the case of the passive voice. The prefixes are the same as for nouns, but there is ...or from simple hearsay. Verbs are also not marked for evidentiality in the case of questions or irrealis.

Pronouns are marked for case, class, and number. ...y informal speech, these possessive pronouns are also used as ergative and intransitive pronouns.

...arking. The attributive form is etymologically derived from the construct case, although some irregularities, principally in the vowel preceding the ''-n' ...rm of their case endings, as well as adjectives, which must agree with the case and number of their noun head.

...nd the maximal structure is CrVCC, where V may be either long or short. In case the following syllable begins with a consonant, the resulting cluster is si ...enitive}}–{{sc|mood}}–{{sc|plural}}–[Content word]–{{sc|applicative}}–{{sc|case}}–[[Tsan#Grammatical gender|{{sc|gender}}]]–[[Tsan#Core affixes|{{sc|co

...ted by the fact that the majority of Oronaic basic lexicon (including many intransitive verbs as well as some kinship terms) from neighbouring Indo-European langua *case system in nouns (Carpathian also declines its adjectives); cases are marked

...south. some degree of ergativity is a continent-wide areal feature. In the case of Kämpya, the English possessive 's began to be used to mark ergative sub Using a separate verb for locational predication (in the case of Kämpya /éʔ/, which is cognate to English "at") is an areal feature of

...s the correct meaning which is lost in an alphabetical order, e.g., in the case "27. bark" (originally without the specification here added). # to turn (intransitive)

...a hiatus). In the romanization an apostrophe is used to indicate hiatus in case of ambiguity. Ancient Raunan nouns are inflected for number (singular vs plural) and case. Nominal inflection is mostly regular, with inflectional paradigms dependin

...'', ''*-ān'' of the instrumental singular in ā-stem nouns, the intrumental case for the predicate of the existential copula. ...cusative, instrumental, locative, and vocative (pronouns lack the vocative case).

...Haratqin) is an aɡɡlutinative, polysynthetic, VSOX lanɡuaɡe with a split-intransitive morphosyntax. It is a lanɡuaɡe isolate with no attested conɡeners. Any r | Case || Abbreviation||Suffix || Functions

...kind of noun or are related to a certain semantic field (e.g. the aversive case being linked to verbs of fear or of avoidance). ...vowel if the word starts in a CV= syllable or after the first consonant in case of a VC= syllable). Nouns which don't usually receive a stative marker take

...t was when the voiceless stop was immediately preceded by an /s/, in which case it was never aspirated, though the /s/ was lost e.g. /tɔp/ - "stop" (compa ...curred when two (or more) aspirated consonants occurred in a word, in this case Grassman's Law applied, and all but the last lost their aspiration e.g. /pw

...cluster that occurs word-finally simplifies in old words, this is not the case with newly created words and word compounds. Palatalization of the sound /t ...marked as obviative. In some situations, like when a sentence contains an intransitive verb, obviative marking is omitted. This is also true of sentences with onl

===Case=== .... Core valency is the minimum number of arguments a verb must take. Each case has a core use, defined by the first half of its name, and a non-core use,

...ology. The template for nouns is: Root - [Possessive Suffix] - [Plural] - [Case Suffix] ===Case===

...e case /nʲi/ etc. It did have one extra case, an alienable possessive case marked with the postposition /wei/ (/no/ was used exclusively for inalienab However, major changes occurred to the case system. Firstly, /no/ and /wei/ stopped being interpreted as postpositions