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== Morphology ==
== Morphology ==
=== Nouns ===
=== Nouns ===
Suwáá nouns are often monosyllabic, like ''mɔ́'' 'blood'. Here is an example of a noun inflected for possession:
Suwáá nouns are often monosyllabic, like ''mwá'' 'blood'. Here is an example of a noun inflected for possession:
* ''namɔ́'' = my blood
* ''namwá'' = my blood
* ''himɔ́'' = thy blood
* ''himwá'' = thy blood
* ''damɔ́'' = his/her/their blood (Navajo bi-)
* ''damwá'' = his/her/their blood (Navajo bi-)
* ''wamɔ́'' = his/her/their blood (Navajo yi-)
* ''wamwá'' = his/her/their blood (Navajo yi-)
* ''hamɔ́'' = one's blood
* ''hamwá'' = one's blood
* ''chamɔ́'' = our (exc.) blood
* ''chamwá'' = our (exc.) blood
* ''yemɔ́'' = our (inc.) blood
* ''yemwá'' = our (inc.) blood
* ''erimɔ́'' = your (pl.) blood
* ''erimwá'' = your (pl.) blood


Possession is indicated by using the appropriate possessive form after the possessor: ''Eqsiq damɔ́'' (E. 3-blood) 'Eqsiq's blood'.
Possession is indicated by using the appropriate possessive form after the possessor: ''Eqsiq damwá'' (E. 3-blood) 'Eqsiq's blood'.


== Vocabulary ==
== Vocabulary ==
Purist
Purist
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