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Some words of foreign, especially French, origin, are invariable, as for example all month and weekday names. The word ''tawarich'' (comrade) uses the Russian plural ''tawarichi'' when used as a vocative, and ''tawarichemi'' otherwise.
Some words of foreign, especially French, origin, are invariable, as for example all month and weekday names. The word ''tawarich'' (comrade) uses the Russian plural ''tawarichi'' when used as a vocative, and ''tawarichemi'' otherwise.


The ''-emi'' suffix is also used for many ''-u'' nouns, usually forming ''-wemi'', as in ''lâneychär′u'' (nation) → ''lâneychär′wemi'' (nations). Other regular patterns are ''-eyä'' → ''-eymi'' (''meyʌhäht′eyä'' "people" → ''meyʌhäht′eymi'' "peoples") and, for the derivational suffix ''-wałe'', ''-weyłi'' (''deydiwałe'' "birth" → ''deydiweyłi'' "births").
The ''-emi'' suffix is also used for many ''-u'' nouns, usually forming ''-wemi'':
: ''lâneychär′u'' (nation) → ''lâneychär′wemi'' (nations)
Other regular patterns are ''-eyä'' → ''-eymi'' (''meyʌhäht′eyä'' "people" → ''meyʌhäht′eymi'' "peoples") and, for the derivational suffix ''-wałe'', ''-weyłi'' (''deydiwałe'' "birth" → ''deydiweyłi'' "births").


''-ney'' and ''-ni'' often pluralize to ''-nny'' [-ɲː], sometimes with vowel changes:
''-ney'' and ''-ni'' often pluralize to ''-nny'' [-ɲː], sometimes with vowel changes:
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