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• However, certain word-final inflectional suffixes never receive stress.
• Proto Maningrida within Proto Arnhem : evidence from verbal inflectional suffixes.
• The inflectional suffixes also provide the mood.
• There are two major types of inflectional suffixes in Kwak'wala : verbal suffixes that modify a pronominal.
• A loosely bound adjunct can have inflectional suffixes attached to either the final adjunct or the verb phrase head.
• The combination of derivational and inflectional suffixes and prefixes that are added onto the stem words make for a compact language.
• At a minimum, there is sufficient evidence from syntax and phonology to distinguish between stem-forming suffixes and inflectional suffixes.
• Inflectional suffixes are required and specify the Subject, distinguishing between 1st exclusive and inclusive, 2nd singular and plural, and 3rd person.
• A tightly bound adjunct must always be followed by the inflectional suffixes as no constituent can intervene between it and the verb phrase head.
• The verbal or non-verbal function of a morphological unit is specified by the addition of inflectional suffixes, and / or syntactic relations.
• Since is a common inflectional suffix ( of nominative singular, second person singular, etc . ), visarga appears frequently in Sanskrit texts.
• The inflected nouns in the table are in the absolute singular form with the inflectional suffix and any reduplicant separated from the initial noun stem with hyphens.
• All of the inflectional suffixes above attach onto the last filler of the adjunct slot and if there is no adjunct, onto the verb phrase head.
• The type of determiner in the German examples ( c ) and ( d ) influences the inflectional suffix that appears on the adjective " alt ".
• At one time " CD's " would have been the usual form, on the grounds that inflectional suffixes can't be attached to things that are not words.
• The inflectional suffixes fall into categories creating morphological classes; mainly, verbs, animates, substantives, and four minor classes, adverbial indefinites, locatives, directionals and directional preverbs.
• 1, 2 The syllabic thematic vowel " 8 " changes to the non-syllabic " X " when preceding inflectional suffixes which begin with a vowel.
• Newman ( 1965, 1996 ) classifies Zuni words according to their structural morphological properties ( namely the presence and type of inflectional suffixes ), not according to their associated syntactic frames.
• :: There's one more use that is becoming less popular but has not completely disappeared : to join an inflectional suffix to something that normally wouldn't accept it.