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 ==Morphology==
-===Alignments===
-====Typology====
-The typology of Adzaay is predominantly SOV or verb-final. Marked order is OSV. A morphological particle is inserted between the subject and the direct object which is ostensibly a case suffix combined with a case prefix; a different particle is used in marked order.
-====Morphosyntactic Alignment====
-Adzaay alignment is tripartite, so nouns and pronouns are differentiated for subject, object, and agentive roles by use of case affixes and/or particles.
-====Headedness====
-Adzaay is predominantly head-final, and this is reflected in many of its more granular alignments.
-====Noun Phrases====
-A typical noun phrase is structured in the following order:
-# —'''NOUN'''—
-# Adposition
-# Determiner
-# Numeral
-# Adjective (Phrase)
-# Genitive (Phrase)
-# Relative Clause
-====Adjective Phrases====
-In adjective phrases, (adverbial) measurements of degree (very, less, too, &c.) follow the adjective.
-# —'''ADJECTIVE'''—
-# Degree Adverb (Phrase)
-====Verb Phrases====
-As mentioned in Typology, Adzaay is a verb-final language, and as such, adverbs always immediately precede the verb. Verbs inflect for person, number, polarity, voice, mood, tense, and aspect.
 ===Nouns===