- but in Danish,
Norwegian and Swedish, the
en****ics have
become endings. Old
Norse had also some
en****ics of
personal pronouns that were
attached to...
-
colloquial varieties that
still possess separate feminine plural pronouns. The
en****ic forms of
personal pronouns (اَلضَّمَائِر الْمُتَّصِلَة aḍ-ḍamā’ir al-muttaṣilah)...
- that
certain en****ics are ****ociated with
particular genders, such
usage may not be exclusive. That is,
individual men
sometimes use
en****ics ****ociated...
- number, person, case, or mood.
En****ics are
bound suffixes that
follow the
inflectional ending of a word. An
attached en****ic affects the
meaning of the...
- that the
stress could be
shifted onto the
en****ics; however, the fact that many of
these same
en****ics have
allomorphs with
apocopated final vowels...
-
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...
-
certain order after verbs (or particles, such as
negation words). The
en****ic pronoun is
always followed by
another pronoun (or
discourse marker: Ikit...
-
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...
- Verb
forms can also take
other en****ic suffixes; see the
section En****ic particles below. For a list of the
en****ics that mark the
person and number...
- digraph, ⟨l-l⟩, is used to
separate a verb form that ends in -l and the
en****ics lu, la, lo, los or les. This is
pronounced as a
geminated ⟨l⟩ /ll/. For...
