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Presence of fossilized suffixes ''-met'' and ''-mut'', cognate with Horse Speaker ''-at'', ''-āt'', ''-māt'', and Salmonic dialects' ''-bāt'', ''-mbāt'', ''-umbāt'' | Presence of fossilized suffixes ''-met'' and ''-mut'', cognate with Horse Speaker ''-at'', ''-āt'', ''-māt'', and Salmonic dialects' ''-bāt'', ''-mbāt'', ''-umbāt'' | ||
Contains several Korean loanwords or calques due to extensive trade contacts with the Kingdom of Koguryeo | Contains several Korean loanwords or calques due to extensive trade contacts with the Kingdom of Koguryeo, e.g. ''humbuk'' < Kr. 한복 ''hanbok'' (Korean-style clothing), ''binyū'' < Kr. 비녀 ''binyeo'' "hairpin" | ||
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! Neyūn min Kirmast "Osprey Speaker" | ! Neyūn min Kirmast "Osprey Speaker" | ||