Carpathian adjectives: Difference between revisions

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==''u''-stem adjectives==
==''u''-stem adjectives==
An example of an "u"-stem adjective is ''tingùs'' “heavy”.
An example of a "u"-stem adjective is ''tingùs'' “heavy”.


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