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====Determiners==== Proto-Tassinean differentiates determiners by two categories: grammatical number and animacy.

...phosyntactically, it is a mostly analytic language with fusionality in its determiners and some agglutination in its verbs. Aipán is a split-S active-stative lan ===Determiners===

===Determiners===

==== Determiners ==== ...system needs not be bicameral, but it is good (not necessary) to have for determiners and pronouns that are differentiated by case in writing.

==Determiners== ! rowspan="2" colspan="2"|Determiners

Particles and determiners are both clitics that attach to the preceding word and may change its exact

The proximal and distal determiners are an example of common inheritance from PAI shared between the daughter b

===Determiners===

== Determiners == {{Main|Weddish/Determiners}}

; Determiners

...as substantives, acquiring full noun status. Additional suffixes, such as determiners and case markers, may then attach to them, e.g.: === Determiners ===

# Work on determiners, conjunctions, other key words?

...nstruct state. The "tail" must match the "head" in case. Quantifiers and Determiners may only go on the last word of the chain. Case is typically only observab

===Determiners=== Unlike Fén which has very clearly distinct Determiners, the nature of Cwengâr determiners are determined by preposition often, thus questions such as "Why", "Who", "

== Articles & Determiners == ...most always carried by the noun, with the only exceptions being when other determiners modify the noun. In places where English drops the article, the article is

:Noun + case suffixes / Adjectives / Determiners, or plural particle (''ma'') / Possessive pronouns

...endonian there are two sets of demonstratives, which can be used either as determiners or pronouns: [[w:Demonstrative#Distal and proximal demonstratives|proximal * Possessive pronouns can function as determiners and pronouns, i.e. ''my'' and ''mine''. Possessives<br>must be written in t

...ext makes it clear that the word is plural (such as after numerals, plural determiners, etc.).

...e same vowel after palatal consonants - in word roots, but not in affixes, determiners, or certain other function words. Many scholars argue that there has been a | any noun root, without adjectives,<br>determiners, possessive affixes, etc.

''Ve''-words, which are usually determiners, decline as follows: |+Declension of ''ve''-words (determiners)