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  2. Proto-Indo-European nominals - Wikipedia

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    Another unusual property of this class is the locative singular having a stressed e-grade suffix. The classification of the amphikinetic root nouns is disputed. [28] Since those words have no suffix, they differ from the amphikinetic polysyllables in the strong cases (no o-grade) and in the locative singular (no e-grade suffix).

  3. Irish declension - Wikipedia

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    The most productive verbal nouns end with -(e)adh (1st conjugation) or -(i)ú (2nd conjugation). These originally belonged to the third declension, but synchronically are best regarded as separate declensions. The 1st conjugation verbal noun in -(e)adh has a genitive singular in -te/-ta and a plural in -t(a)í. briseadh, briste; bristí "breaking"

  4. Old Church Slavonic grammar - Wikipedia

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    As a side effect, e is lengthened to ě, and o to a. Verbs whose stem ends in r or k form this aorist in the same way as previously mentioned, except that intervocalic sigma (s) changes into x, the same set of endings being suffixed to the interfix. As a side effect, e is lengthened to ě, and o to a.

  5. Article (grammar) - Wikipedia

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    It has one indefinite article 'yek' that means 'one'. In Standard Persian, if a noun is not indefinite, it is a definite noun. 'Sib e' man' means 'my apple'. Here, 'e' is like 'of' in English, so literally 'sib e man' means 'the apple of mine'. However, in Iranian Persian, "-e" is used as a definite article, quite different from Standard Persian.

  6. 200 baby names that start with 'T' - AOL

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    200 Baby Names That Start With “T” Nothing screams “unique baby name” like a baby name that starts with “T.” From Toby to Tripp, Theodora to Tilly, here are 200 to choose from.

  7. Polish morphology - Wikipedia

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    a noun ending in k + -em > kiem; a noun ending in k + plural i > ki or cy > a noun ending in g + -em > giem; a noun ending in g + plural i > gi or dzy > a noun ending in ch + plural i > si or chy; Some words are subject to certain vowel alternations, caused by historical sound changes in Polish. The alternations are as follows (they do not ...