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* ''Diocles'' → ''Diocles!'' (standard), ''Dioclesu!'' (colloquial) | * ''Diocles'' → ''Diocles!'' (standard), ''Dioclesu!'' (colloquial) | ||
* ''Arquimedi'' → ''Arquimedi!'' (does not end in a consonant) | * ''Arquimedi'' → ''Arquimedi!'' (does not end in a consonant) | ||
Other masculine words that take vocative ''-u'' are consonant-ending common addressing styles or names of charges such as ''said'' (Mr.), ''partun'' (Lord), ''chamiroṭ'' (Comrade), or ''vasir'' (Minister), or adjectives often used vocatively such as ''cor'' (dial. ''cuar'') "dear". | |||
===Adjectives=== | ===Adjectives=== | ||