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*''enazin, vazin'' = 1st, 2nd person plural | *''enazin, vazin'' = 1st, 2nd person plural | ||
====Correlatives==== | ====Correlatives==== | ||
*''cesin, | *''cesin, celin'' = this (thing), this (person) | ||
*''flusin, | *''flusin, flurin'' = that (thing), that (person) | ||
*''nesin, | *''nesin, nelin'' = what? who? | ||
*''lanesin, | *''lanesin, lanelin'' = something, someone | ||
*''ce-, flu-, ne-'' = this X, that X, what X? | *''ce-, flu-, ne-'' = this X, that X, what X? | ||
*''cef-, fluf-, nef-'' = do this, do that, do what? (pro-verbs) | *''cef-, fluf-, nef-'' = do this, do that, do what? (pro-verbs) | ||
*''nertib'' = when? | *''nertib'' = when? | ||
*''-sin'' and ''- | *''-sin'' and ''-lin'' are used to nominalize genitives and ordinal numbers as well: ''rivasin'' = second (thing), ''rivalin'' = second (person), ''amposin'' = of the person; even the name of the language ''Clofabosin'' is derived from this construction | ||
===Verbs=== | ===Verbs=== | ||
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{{PAGENAME}} uses a base-12 numeral system. Numerals are nouns and precede the modified noun. The ''-asin/-abin'' suffix is used to build ordinals, except 'first' is irregular: ''lutasin'' (inanimate), ''lutabin'' (animate). | {{PAGENAME}} uses a base-12 numeral system. Numerals are nouns and precede the modified noun. The ''-asin/-abin'' suffix is used to build ordinals, except 'first' is irregular: ''lutasin'' (inanimate), ''lutabin'' (animate). | ||
*1: ''esin'' (inanimate), '' | *1: ''esin'' (inanimate), ''elin'' (animate) | ||
*2: ''rivin'' | *2: ''rivin'' | ||
*3: ''salin'' | *3: ''salin'' | ||