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* '''e''' — expresses motion from (ablative), as well as "from" when referring to a time back in the past. It is also used for derivation or specifying a material, as well as translating "of" when it implies the ''result'' of something:
* '''e''' — expresses motion from (ablative), as well as "from" when referring to a time back in the past. It is also used for derivation or specifying a material, as well as translating "of" when it implies the ''result'' of something:
*: ''Exi '''êxa''' staxuni.'' "I go out of the station."
*: ''Exi '''êxa''' staxuni.'' "I go out of the station."
*: ''Cros riverti '''e''' Londiny.'' "I'm coming back from London tomorrow."
*: ''Cros rivertu '''e''' Londiny.'' "I'm coming back from London tomorrow."
*: ''Lûnc fuxili ê '''êxu''' Sihund Bialy Glubori.'' "This rifle is from World War II."
*: ''Lûnc fuxili ê '''êxu''' Sihund Bialy Glubori.'' "This rifle is from World War II."
*: ''Lânc charṭeda ê '''e''' foj.'' "This chair is made of beech wood."
*: ''Lânc charṭeda ê '''e''' foj.'' "This chair is made of beech wood."
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