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! Incorporated Noun<br>(for transitive verbs) | ! Incorporated Noun<br>(for transitive verbs) | ||
| any noun root, without adjectives,<br>determiners, possessive affixes, etc. | | any noun root, without adjectives,<br>determiners, possessive affixes, etc. | ||
! Incorporated Pronoun | |||
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! Evidentiality | ! Evidentiality | ||
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==== Noun Incorporation ==== | ==== Noun Incorporation ==== | ||
Nouns, when they are incorporated into transitive verbs, lose their declension affixes, with only the root left. When nouns need to appear on an intransitive clause, they appear after the verb, with all the affixes. When on noun phrases, there is nothing special, with the nouns declining normally. There is no “class agreement”, instead of gender agreement, so adjectives don’t have any agreement with the object they are giving characteristics. All adjectives are singulare tantum. They also don’t decline. Adjectives appear after the noun. There are no articles for adjectives. | Nouns, when they are incorporated into transitive verbs, lose their declension affixes, with only the root left. When nouns need to appear on an intransitive clause, they appear after the verb, with all the affixes. When on noun phrases, there is nothing special, with the nouns declining normally. There is no “class agreement”, instead of gender agreement, so adjectives don’t have any agreement with the object they are giving characteristics. All adjectives are singulare tantum. They also don’t decline. Adjectives appear after the noun. There are no articles for adjectives. | ||
==== Sequential verbs ==== | ==== Sequential verbs ==== | ||
==== Causative ==== | ==== Causative ==== | ||
==== Equative sentences ==== | ==== Equative sentences ==== | ||
==== Pronouns ==== | |||
=== Nouns === | === Nouns === | ||