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The three prefixing prepositions take the enclitic pronoun as the object of said preposition. This causes their <nowiki><i> vowel to lengthen to <ī>. Thus, "to you," is </nowiki>''lī-kū''. The first person singular enclitic adds no epenthetic /h/. | The three prefixing prepositions take the enclitic pronoun as the object of said preposition. This causes their <nowiki><i> vowel to lengthen to <ī>. Thus, "to you," is </nowiki>''lī-kū''. The first person singular enclitic adds no epenthetic /h/. | ||
In addition to the three prefixing prepositions, all the other non-phrasal prepositions also take the enclitic pronoun. For example, "upon them" is ''hal-ahi'', not *''hal ʔilī''. | In addition to the three prefixing prepositions, all the other non-phrasal prepositions also take the enclitic pronoun. For example, "upon them" is ''hal-ahi'', not *''hal ʔilī''. | ||
=== Demonstratives === | === Demonstratives === |
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