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The most common nouns used with these prefixes are ''tlat'' "place, location", ''to'' "side", ''ne'' "way", ''šon'' "time, occasion", hahr "person". However, the prefixes may be used with any noun, so a large number of pronouns can be created this way. | The most common nouns used with these prefixes are ''tlat'' "place, location", ''to'' "side", ''ne'' "way", ''šon'' "time, occasion", hahr "person". However, the prefixes may be used with any noun, so a large number of pronouns can be created this way. | ||
===Verbal morphology=== | ===Verbal morphology=== | ||
Verbs are the most complex element of the Yrkyr morphology. They are composed of a stem to which inflectional or derivational | Verbs are the most complex element of the Yrkyr morphology. They are composed of a stem to which inflectional or derivational affixes are added. The stem itself is composed of a root and an aspect marker. Sometimes there is also a thematic suffix fused to the stem. The affixes that occur on a verb are added in specified more or less rigid order according to affix type. Positions of those types are called templates. A verb doesn't need to have all templates filled, but every verb must have at least one full template. Below is a table of all the Yrkyr verb templates: | ||
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