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* All feminine plural nouns, preceded by the feminine plural definite article, ''le''.
* All feminine plural nouns, preceded by the feminine plural definite article, ''le''.
* All neuter singular nouns, preceded by the neuter singular definite article, ''atha''.
* All neuter singular nouns, preceded by the neuter singular definite article, ''ta''.
* Stressed monosyllabic words that end in a vowel, examples include ''giâ'', ''þû'', ''fiê'', ''piê'', etc.
* Stressed monosyllabic words that end in a vowel, examples include ''giâ'', ''þû'', ''fiê'', ''piê'', etc.
* The prepositions ''a'', ''a'', ''da'', and the conjunctions ''au'', ''e'', ''né''.
* The prepositions ''a'', ''a'', ''da'', and the conjunctions ''au'', ''e'', ''né''.
* The first person singular conjugated forms ''stô'', ''gô'' and other monosyllabic irregular verbs such as ''chiô''.
* The first person singular conjugated forms ''stô'', ''gô'' and other monosyllabic irregular verbs such as ''chiô''.
* The proximal demonstrative pronouns in the following forms: su, sa, þatha, þo, þa, þammo, þe.
* The proximal demonstrative pronouns in the following forms: su, sa, þatta, þo, þa, þammo, þe.
* All words stressed on the final vowel ([[w:Oxytone|oxytones]]).
* All words stressed on the final vowel ([[w:Oxytone|oxytones]]).


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* ''Stô·bbene'' (I am well).
* ''Stô·bbene'' (I am well).
* ''Le·ccanzoni'' (the songs).
* ''Le·ccanzoni'' (the songs).
* ''Atha·mmeino'' (my).
* ''Ta·mmeino'' (my).
* ''Þû·ttaugis'' (you do/make).
* ''Þû·ttaugis'' (you do/make).


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