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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
From Proto-Indo-Korinthic ''*níos'' (man, person), from Proto-Indo-Korinthic root ''*ní-'' (to do with people). Compare Korstek ''ňa'' (man), ''ňes'' (woman), and ''ňos'' (person).


===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===
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# person
# person
#:''Joj ǰin al ňos''
#:''Joj ǰin al '''ňos'''''
#:: ''I am a person.''
#:: ''I am a person.''




====Inflection====
====Inflection====
When ''ňos'' is used with the suffixes ''-alí'' (any) or ''-réjetsí'' (none), it becomes ''pértsona'' (/pertsona/).
'''Examples:''' Pértsona-réjetsí-otré til-gróþ (Nobody else will go)
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====Related terms====
===Prefix===
'''ňos'''
# used to form an agentive noun along with the suffix ''ský'' when the agent is a person.
#:''DŽin al '''ňos'''travek-ský''
#:: ''I am a worker.''
====Inflection====
In words using ''ňos'' as a prefix, the plural marker may sometimes follow the ''ňos'' prefix instead of coming at the end of the word.
In general, unless the agentive suffix ''-ský'' is also present, the plural marker follows the ''ňos''. In cases where ''ňos'' is used to indicate nationality, it remains lower-case at all times.
=====Examples=====
'''ňossinǴalja-ins'''
<br/>
French people
'''Ňossinňossin'''
<br/>
Men of the people (les hommes du peuple)
'''Ňostravek-ský-sin'''
<br/>
Workers
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