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Non-stressed syllables are reduced. (See [[Ox-Yew#Phonotactics|Phonotactics]]).

...ot topicalised (i.e. in cases where Japanese would use "ga" and not "wa"). See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topic_and_comment, https://en.wikipedia.org/w

...n>&amp; <span>[</span>j<span>]</span> &amp; '''göre; görsom''' &amp; <span>see the section on allophony, below</span><span><br /> </span>&amp; <span>[</span>ŋ<span>]</span> &amp; '''säng; dögn''' &amp; <span>see the section on allophony, below</span><span><br />

...presented within the brackets are frequencies of certain feature classes (see Iyyaħmi's "Period-based Feature Classes of Vadi Texts from the Kalapái Sc ...01.01.03.17.b3), then disappear in later texts altogether, e.g. ''ni-ku'' (see text KS.2017.10.09-A01.01.22.43.b8). <br/><br/>The Traditionalists argue t

...tion "strong", so the weak-strong gradient really applies to short vowels (see table "Vowel Gradients"). To see the evolution of the ''Baybayin'' to the Širkattarnaft, the following grap

...tter-to-sound ratio is virtually 1:1, with the exception of two digraphs - see below: ...ing new verbs from other verbs, for example the causative of ''vēdī'' ('to see') is ''vēdnenī'' which means 'to realise'.

...ative, but is assimilated to ⟨s⟩ before ⟨t⟩ in the second person preterit (see Coronal Consonant Assimilation below), e.g. ''biǧin'' ‘to bid’ has the And finally all possessive adjectives ''can'' be used as determiners. (See below.)

→ ''See [[Chlouvānem/Lexicon|Chlouvānem lexicon]] for a list of common words grou ==See also==

''See also: [[Carpathian historical development]]''

...ollowing order: ''reflexive OP + indirect OP + direct OP + adverbial OP'' (see below).

...d vowels and their length can be predicted with a high degree of accuracy. See [[Niemish#Orthography|here]] for notable exceptions. ...following syllable, short ''i'' and ''u'' were lowered to ''e'' and ''o'' (see Medieval Niemish in the tables). These lowered vowels persisted after apoco

| Represents a lenited ⟨se⟩ /ʃ/; see notes for ⟨se⟩. | Represents a mutated ⟨se⟩ /ʃ/; see notes for ⟨se⟩.

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...words including from [[Latin]] double-stem verbs (e.g. ''vi'''d'''er'' to see and its derivative ''vi'''s'''ion''). The result is a naturalistic and most ...seemingly favourable to the Romance language family, Edgar de Wahl did not see Occidental as a Romance language and did not tolerate any nationalism or ch

:''See also: [[Talmic languages]], [[Tigol]], [[Scellan/Middle]]'' ...with the methanol in it, I go ahead and dump in all of the sodium. You can see that the sodium reacts quite vigorously immediately after being added. The

Time Lords can see what is, what could be, what used to be, what must never happen and what mu

* /{{IPA|y}}/ is native to the Burgundian dialects. See [[#Burgundian dialects|§Dialects]] below.

...tual tenses, participles, and infinitives are formed from the supine stem (see below).

See also: '''zi''' ''vt'' see

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