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The independent forms may serve as attributives, in which case they appear before the noun phrase.  Unlike Minhast, which requires the connective ''min'' to join the demonstrative to its head, in Nahónda the demonstrative is simply juxtaposed before its head, e.g.:
The independent forms may serve as attributives, in which case they appear before the noun phrase.  Unlike Minhast, which requires a connective particle to join the demonstrative to its head, in Nahónda the demonstrative is simply juxtaposed before its head, e.g.:


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