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There is one universal pronoun: kal 'everybody, everything'. When placed before a noun in it indicates the concept of 'all' or 'each'. When used with a verb that verb uses plural agreement.
There is one universal pronoun: kal 'everybody, everything'. When placed before a noun in it indicates the concept of 'all' or 'each'. When used with a verb that verb uses plural agreement.
====Adjectives====
1) Avalonian has no true adjectives.
2) There are three types of adjective-equivalents:
a) A closed set of adjectival suffixes attached to the noun.
b) A noun taking the equative case following the referent.
c) Relativised verbs following the noun.


====Possessive Constructions====
====Possessive Constructions====
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