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Some prepositions are always prefixed to nouns, modifying, if present, the definite article. Other noun phrases act as prepositions, but are not as widely used. The prefixing prepositions do not stem from the triconsonantal roots. | Some prepositions are always prefixed to nouns, modifying, if present, the definite article. Other noun phrases act as prepositions, but are not as widely used. The prefixing prepositions do not stem from the triconsonantal roots. | ||
=== The | === The three major prepositions === | ||
These prepositions are the most commonly used prepositions and are a single consonant and a vowel. | These prepositions are the most commonly used prepositions and are a single consonant and a vowel. | ||