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	Scots Norse has a very, very simple system of inflected prepositions, only inflecting for person and number, but never for case or gender, likely because it can usually be told through context.		Scots Norse has a very, very simple system of inflected prepositions, only inflecting for person and number, but never for case or gender, likely because it can usually be told through context.

	{{snon-infl-prep\|in\|1l=inh\|1ol=ionh\|1v=im}}		{{snon-infl-prep\|lem=ì\|in\|1l=inh\|1ol=ionh\|1v=im}}