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==== Nouns Classification by Number Inflection ==== | ==== Nouns Classification by Number Inflection ==== | ||
A noun can be divided in '''countable''' or '''uncountable''': | A noun can be divided in '''countable''' or '''uncountable''': | ||
* '''Countable''' nouns have a plural form and usually include all common | * '''Countable''' nouns have a plural form and usually include all common nouns, excluding abstract common nouns. We can set a numeric order with them. | ||
* '''Uncountable''' nouns doesn't have plural form, this include the: abstract common | * '''Uncountable''' nouns doesn't have plural form, this include the: abstract common nouns, collective nouns (this nouns already indicate a group of objects/animals/people), proper nouns and personal nouns. We can't set a numeric order with them. | ||
==== Nouns Classification by Degree Inflection ==== | ==== Nouns Classification by Degree Inflection ==== | ||
A noun can be divided in '''inflectable''' and '''uninflectable''' | A noun can be divided in '''inflectable''' and '''uninflectable''' | ||
* '''Inflectable''' nouns have a diminutive and an augmentative form. This include all common | * '''Inflectable''' nouns have a diminutive and an augmentative form. This include all common nouns and all collective nouns. | ||
* '''Uninflectable''' nouns doesn't have a diminutive and an augmentative form. This includes all proper | * '''Uninflectable''' nouns doesn't have a diminutive and an augmentative form. This includes all proper nouns and all personal nouns. | ||
==== Nouns Classification by Purpose ==== | ==== Nouns Classification by Purpose ==== | ||
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* '''Proper''' nouns. Unlike in other languages, the proper names here are only used to name rivers, countries, cities, street names, geographic places, spell names, mountains, gods, saints, etc. They are uncountable and uninflectable. | * '''Proper''' nouns. Unlike in other languages, the proper names here are only used to name rivers, countries, cities, street names, geographic places, spell names, mountains, gods, saints, etc. They are uncountable and uninflectable. | ||
* '''Personal''' nouns, some Magical Linguists consider as a subclass of proper names, the personal names name people’s names and familiars (Pets). They are uncountable and uninflectable. | * '''Personal''' nouns, some Magical Linguists consider as a subclass of proper names, the personal names name people’s names and familiars (Pets). They are uncountable and uninflectable. | ||
'''Collective Nouns Formattion''' | |||
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! Common Noun !! collective Noun | |||
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| ronṗu <small>''"paper"''</small> || ronṗu'''dżi''' <small>''"ream"''</small> | |||
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| pishi <small>''"fish"''</small> || pishi'''dżi''' <small>''"shoal"''</small> | |||
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| lhuqo <small>''"wolf"''</small> || lhuqo'''dżi''' <small>''"wolfpack"''</small> | |||
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| ushi <small>''"cow"''</small> || ushi'''dżi''' <small>''"cowherd"''</small> | |||
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=== Verbs === | === Verbs === | ||