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==Grammar==

===Morphology===

===Case===

Within $LANG there are several underlying phonosememic units which play a reoccurring role in the language.

Here are some examples:

* M = used to indicate normative, ambient, close phenomena.

: Found in words related to mothers, the first person perspective, and neutral/passive positions in relative roles between phrases.

: ''Cf. in PIE:''

:* ''*meh₂tḗr''

:* ''-mi''

:* ''-om, -mis, -mos, although see also -bʰi(s) and -bʰos''

:* ''-mós''

====Case====

The following particles and clitics commonly act as case markers:

* -T, ''partitive'', indicates that a phrase is the source in some manner (e.g. the population source of another object, the source of the action, the owner of an object, etc).

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:: This case formed thanks to either the lenition or palatalisation of -T (since -T is often found in conjunction with *y), and is used to turn a phrase into a modifier for another; the use of this lax-partitive then

* -m-, often combined with the lax-partitive to form various object markers

===Pronouns===

====Pronouns====

The underlying roots used for most pronouns are:

* -m-

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 ==Grammar==
 ===Morphology===
-===Case===
+Within $LANG there are several underlying phonosememic units which play a reoccurring role in the language.
+Here are some examples:
+* M = used to indicate normative, ambient, close phenomena.
+: Found in words related to mothers, the first person perspective, and neutral/passive positions in relative roles between phrases.
+: ''Cf. in PIE:''
+:* ''*meh₂tḗr''
+:* ''-mi''
+:* ''-om, -mis, -mos, although see also -bʰi(s) and -bʰos''
+:* ''-mós''
+====Case====
 The following particles and clitics commonly act as case markers:
 * -T, ''partitive'', indicates that a phrase is the source in some manner (e.g. the population source of another object, the source of the action, the owner of an object, etc).
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 :: This case formed thanks to either the lenition or palatalisation of -T (since -T is often found in conjunction with *y), and is used to turn a phrase into a modifier for another; the use of this lax-partitive then
 * -m-, often combined with the lax-partitive to form various object markers
-===Pronouns===
+====Pronouns====
 The underlying roots used for most pronouns are:
 * -m-