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...<br>* Daman Braille consisting of only 10 symbols.<br>* the DamanDaman 10-element systems: logographic and phonemic at the same time. ...its 258 roots and 3 or 6 suffixes; it has been tested that it takes about 5 days for an average person to memorize the whole vocabulary. It is not poss

...ixes ''a-, be-'' and ''fer-'' do not usually bear stress, so the following element takes it (e.g. ''ahínt, fersétand''). | 5

...́''' /da/ [ⁿdɐ] ''it.present''.3; '''υɾω''' /ʹlidna/ [ʹɫidnɐ] ''group''; '''υʌɾ''' /ʹlida/ [ʹɫidɐ] ''boy''; '''ɔυo:υɾ''' /ʹkubud/ [ʹ ...umber of compound nouns where the second element is very common, the first element will instead be stressed, thus '''ʌʌʌ:ω-oʌɾ''' ''acoustics'', for exa

...morphology, each word contains a root, and in most cases also a formative element, including inflections, affixes, suffixes, etc. Phonology regards the same It is possible for a single syllable to form a complete phonetic group which may or may not be a sentence, like when using the imperative, but mor

...vowel inventory consisting of 24 phonemes: 15 monophthongs (6 oral short, 5 oral long, and 4 breathy-voiced), 7 diphthongs (4 oral and 3 breathy-voiced ...t have both in {{IPA|[oɪ̯]}}. Opening, rounding, and backing of the second element to {{IPA|[ɔɒ̯]}} is found almost exclusively in a coastal strip from jus

...und their way together, the most well-known and well-studied of which is a group of about 15 living in and around Berlin, Germany. ...orld' or a loan word such as '''hiia''', which was common among the Berlin group (from German ''hier'') although it now seems to be dying out in favour of '

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...und their way together, the most well-known and well-studied of which is a group of about 15 living in and around Berlin, Germany. ...orld' or a loan word such as '''hiia''', which was common among the Berlin group (from German ''hier'') although it now seems to be dying out in favour of '

<p>Although the starting population of each group is still a matter of debate among Raunan historians, it is often considered ...did no longer accept non-word-final glottal stop codae, but the glottalic element would cause neighbouring voiceless plosives to turn into ejectives as in <e

|+3-h (-uh, -ūh, -u⁵) ...an associative plural, i.e. ''Kālomījñai'' "Kālomīyeh and people in/of her group".

...d in this article is that of ''Middle I Kronurum'' (MIK). At this stage, a group of OIK speakers has already moved westwards from the AIK speaker's cultural | style="height:210px;" colspan=5 rowspan=7 | <div style="position:relative;width:300px;height:210px;">[[Imag

...es, including Mohawk, Caddo, and Gunwinggu. Minhast also falls within this group. ...The result alters discourse by presenting the Agent as the most important element of the discourse, while that of the Patient has been reduced to a periphera

<small>⁵</small> /r/ may be pronounced as a tap ([ɾ]), especially when ungemi ...couple"; ''lammeeya'' "pairs; couples". To refer to a single member from a group, a double singulative can be used - e.g. ''lammeeticha/lammeetitti'' "membe

...themselves with national politics and to think of themselves as a distinct group. In the west, particularly among the middle-ranking local nobility, the sur ! 5

5. The voiced labiodental fricative becomes a voiced labiodental approximant. The second large group of prefixes is the group of temporal prefixes, which indicate information on time. Due to their spec

* '''Bamboo:''' A group of woody perennial evergreen plants in the true grass family Poaceae, subfa * '''Fern:''' Any member of a large group of vascular plants in the family Filices who have neither flowers nor seeds

...anguage, an article is used in front of pluralized given names to denote a group of more people defined from one of them, often (depending on context) "X an Numerals from 5 to 10 are indeclinable:

...Brazil. It's classified as West Germanic in-universe, but forms a distinct group from what is called West Germanic in our timeline. Glommish is phonological =====Strong class 5=====

| rowspan=5 | śośä || śośäṣu || śośänī ...mily; X and partner..."; cf. ''Kālomīyayi'' "Kālomīye and people in/of her group".