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 ==Syntax==
+The so called articles play an important role in the adamic syntax, being responsible for distinguishing compositions among themselves through a select class of grammatical cases. The nominative, oblique, ergative, causative, genitive, and dative, for once, are expressed below:
+{{interlinear|lang=fi|number=(1)
+|top= סכת ר
+|סכת ר
+|skt r
+|saíkat iru
+|philosophy.{{gcl|INTORG|intellectual organism noun}} the.{{gcl|NOM|nominative case}}
+|"The philosopher"
+}}
+{{interlinear|lang=fi|number=(2)
+|top= ר סכת
+|ר סכת
+|r skt
+|iru saíkat
+|the.{{gcl|OBL|oblique case}}  philosophy.{{gcl|INTORG|intellectual organism noun}}
+|"It's the philosopher"
+}}
+Saíkat iru
+''Anu valár'' "I am a person"
+''Saíkat iru valár'' "the philosopher is a person"
+''Anu valár'' "you are a philosopher"
+datasyú irut siktí "in the library, is the philosopher"
+adtís irut saíkat  "the philosopher is in the library"
+''Saíkat iruat'' "the philosopher is you"
+Anuat "I am you"
 Default OSV in the active voice, except when the object is a pronoun, wherein it takes the SVO form:<br>
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-''Anu valár'' "I am a person"
-''Saíkat iru valár'' "the philosopher is a person"
-''Saíkat iruat'' "the philosopher is you"
-Anuat "I am you"