- (/ˈklɪtɪk/,
backformed from Gr**** ἐγκλιτικός enklitikós "leaning" or "
en****ic") is a
morpheme that has
syntactic characteristics of a word, but depends...
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colloquial varieties that
still possess separate feminine plural pronouns. The
en****ic forms of
personal pronouns (اَلضَّمَائِر الْمُتَّصِلَة aḍ-ḍamā’ir al-muttaṣilah)...
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possessive en****ic can, in
cases which do not lead to ambiguity,
follow the
entire noun phrase, as in The
President of India's wife,
where the
en****ic follows...
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Norwegian the
preposed and the
en****ic article occur together (e.g. det
store huset),
whereas in
Danish the
en****ic article is
replaced by the preposed...
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Examples Škáte šni. He did not play. (
en****ic) Škáte s’a. He
plays often. (
en****ic) Škáte ló. He plays. (
en****ic (marking ****ertion)) Okȟáte háŋtaŋ....
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Ilocano has two
morphological types:
en****ic and independent.
En****ic particles are very
similar to the
en****ic pronouns, in that they are
tightly bound...
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number and gender.
There are two varieties,
independent pronouns and
en****ics.
En****ic pronouns are
attached to the end of a verb, noun or
preposition and...
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combination of the word
namas and the
second person dative pronoun in its
en****ic form, te. The word namaḥ
takes the
sandhi form
namas before the
sound te...
- vuèter a magnè, but bare *magnè is ungrammatical.
Interrogatives require en****ics,
which may not
replicate pro****ic forms: magnèv? 'are you (pl.) eating...
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retained (especially in
idiomatic expressions and the like), and "person"-
en****ics are
widely used to "decline" prepositions. Like all
Semitic languages...
