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Non-verb-final word orders are possible, but are practically only ever used in poetry in order to fit into particular metres.
Non-verb-final word orders are possible, but are practically only ever used in poetry in order to fit into particular metres.
====Epiphrasis====
Epiphrasis (''anumyūse'') is the main syntactic change to the main constituent order.
{{Gloss
| phrase = yuna lādragilā pūnah, gluḫambut.
| morphemes = yuna lādragy0l-ā pūn-∅-∅-h gluḫ0m-bu=t
| gloss = <small>1SG.DIR</small>. inn-<small>LOC.SG</small>. work-<small>EXP-PAT-PRES.3SG.IND</small>. female's_brother.<small>DIR.SG-POSS.1SG</small>=and.
| translation = I work at the inn, and so does my brother.
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{{Gloss
| phrase = kiṅkū naviṣyū meśah, nyoṭa goldyūt.
| morphemes = kiṅk-ū naviṣy-ū meś-∅-∅-h ni-oṭ-∅-∅-a goldi-ū-t
| gloss = three-<small>ABL</small>. book-<small>ABL.SG</small>. see-<small>EXP-PAT-PRES.3SG.IND</small>. lie_on-<small>EXP-PAT-PRES.3SG.IND</small>. cat-<small>ABL.SG</small>=and.
| translation = I see the three books, as well as the cat lying on them.
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===Verb phrase===
===Verb phrase===
====Positional-classificatory verbs====
====Positional-classificatory verbs====
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