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The possessives for the plural persons are indeclinable ''nustyr'' "our", ''pustyr'' "your (pl.)" and ''sur'' "their". They must be followed by the definite article when preceding a noun, e.g. ''nustyr su petyr'' "our father", ''sur se kat'' "their cats".
The possessives for the plural persons are indeclinable ''nustyr'' "our", ''pustyr'' "your (pl.)" and ''sur'' "their". They must be followed by the definite article when preceding a noun, e.g. ''nustyr su petyr'' "our father", ''sur se kat'' "their cats".
==Derivation==
The following suffixes are used to form abstract nouns:
* '''''-(e)tsun''''' < OP. ''-tsune'' < L. ''-tiō''
** ''kantsun'' "song", ''ratsun'' "reason"
* '''''-ment''''' < OP. ''-menttu'' < L. ''-mentum''
* '''''-tet''''' < OP. ''-ttaette'' < L. ''-tātem''
* '''''-(i)ts''''' < OP. ''-itsa'' < L. ''-itia''
The following form agents or instruments:
* '''''-(u)r''''' < OP. ''-ure'' < L. ''ōrem
* '''''-(e)ltś''''' < OP. ''-ertśu'' < L. ''-ārius''
The suffix '''''-etl''''' is a diminutive < OP. ''-ellu'' < L. ''-ellus''
The following form adjectives:
* '''''-(e)l''''' (pertaining to, of, like) < OP. ''-aele'' < L. ''-alis, -alem''
* '''''-(e)pl''''' (-able) < OP. ''-aeple'' < L. ''-abilis''
* '''''-(i)p''''' < OP. ''-ipu'' < L. ''-īvus''
* '''''-(u)s''''' (full of, prone to) < OP. ''-usu'' < L. ''-ōsus''
* '''''-(i)s''''' (of, from a place) < OP. ''-ise'' < L. ''-ēnsis''
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