Difference between revisions of "Noun Declension"
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| − | Nouns decline for case, definiteness, number, gender, and count. Furthermore, they display morphosyntactic contrasts for alienability, and count. | + | Nouns decline for [[case (definition) | case]],[[definite (definition) | definiteness]], [[number (definition) | number]], [[gender (definition) | gender]], and [[Mass vs. Count (definition) | count]]. Furthermore, they display morphosyntactic contrasts for [[ Alienable vs. Inalienable | alienability]], and [[Mass vs. Count |count]]. |
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Lenition and platalization take a heavy loading for marking case, gender, and definiteness. | Lenition and platalization take a heavy loading for marking case, gender, and definiteness. | ||
Revision as of 13:11, 4 October 2012
Nouns decline for case, definiteness, number, gender, and count. Furthermore, they display morphosyntactic contrasts for alienability, and count.
Lenition and platalization take a heavy loading for marking case, gender, and definiteness.
