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* ''yaiva'' "every"
* ''yaiva'' "every"
** Formal usage prescribes ''yaiva'' to be inflected with the needed case, but in practice this is rarely done, so that e.g. ''yaive šurāje'' and ''yaiva šurāje'' "every Šurājah" are interchangeable.
** Formal usage prescribes ''yaiva'' to be inflected with the needed case, but in practice this is rarely done, so that e.g. ''yaive šurāje'' and ''yaiva šurāje'' "every Šurājah" are interchangeable.
* <small>TIME</small> + <small>ADVERBIAL NUM.</small> "once/twice/thrice per month/day...", e.g. ''āsene danihæl'' "twice a month"<ref>Note that ''āsena'' alone always refers to the solar month. Chlouvānem people rarely use lunar months as reference points, only lunar phases.</ref>   
* <small>TIME</small> + <small>ADVERBIAL NUM.</small> "once/twice/thrice per month/day...", e.g. ''āsene māgdani'' "twice a month"<ref>Note that ''āsena'' alone always refers to the solar month. Chlouvānem people rarely use lunar months as reference points, only lunar phases.</ref>   


===Adverbs of time===
===Adverbs of time===
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* '''viṣmiya''' "sometime else"
* '''viṣmiya''' "sometime else"
* '''guviṣmiya''' "never else"
* '''guviṣmiya''' "never else"
* All adverbial numerals (e.g. ''leilahæl'', ''danihæl'', ''pāmvihæl''…)
* All adverbial numerals (e.g. ''māgleila'', ''māgdani'', ''māmpāmvi''…)


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Adverbs of frequency:
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