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Similar to Talmic languages? Inflected prepositions, etc.
Similar to Talmic languages? Inflected prepositions, etc.
===Nouns===
===Nouns===
Like Modern Windermere, Pradiul has two articles, the definite article ''fie'' and the specific article ''sie'' (from demonstratives ''fie'' 'that' and ''sie'' 'this'; cognate to Windermere ''fi'' and ''se'' with the same meanings).
Like Modern Windermere, Pradiul has two articles, the definite article ''φie'' and the specific article ''sie'' (from demonstratives ''φie'' 'that' and ''sie'' 'this'; cognate to Windermere ''fi'' and ''se'' with the same meanings).


Noun plurals are different from Windermere and use incopyfixation instead of a fixed affix: ''knol'' 'leaf', ''kalnol'' 'leaves'. (compare Windermere ''cnul'', pl. ''imcnul'')
Noun plurals are different from Windermere and use incopyfixation instead of a fixed affix: ''knol'' 'leaf', ''kalnol'' 'leaves'. (compare Windermere ''cnul'', pl. ''imcnul'')
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Verbs display split-ergativity like in [[Anbirese]] and [[Cièdian]].
Verbs display split-ergativity like in [[Anbirese]] and [[Cièdian]].


:''Skaθ fie paszå.''
:''Skaθ φie paszå.''
:The wind blows.
:The wind blows.
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