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Nicolasstraccia: /* The noun phrase */

2017-03-09T10:18:10Z

The noun phrase

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	In prepositional phrases, the preposition is ''required'' to come at the front of the noun phrase (that is, even before the article ''hit''), though it is commonly replaced by turning the noun into an adverb:		In prepositional phrases, the preposition is ''required'' to come at the front of the noun phrase (that is, even before the article ''hit''), though it is commonly replaced by turning the noun into an adverb:
	:''Til hit loptur'' 'to the sky' or ''loptrini'' 'skywards', never ''*loptur til''		:''Til hit loptur'' 'to the sky' or ''loptrini'' 'skywards', never ''loptur til*''

	===Constituent order===		===Constituent order===

2017-03-09T10:16:06Z

Compound numerals and derivatives

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	:''tveirfyri'' (twice)		:''tveirfyri'' (twice)

	The particle ''upp·á'' is used to mark distributive numbers, that is, the idea of distributing a certain number of items to each member of a group~~. Consequently, the logogram @ is not used (except in email addresses, of course)~~:		The particle ''upp·á'' is used to mark distributive numbers, that is, the idea of distributing a certain number of items to each member of a group:
	:''Ek gefu hit þeir upp·á þrír eplirarni'' or ''~~eplirarni~~ ek gefu hit þeir upp·á þrír'' (I gave [to] them three apples each).
			:''Ek gefu hit þeir upp·á þrír eplirarni'' - or - ''Eplirarni ek gefu hit þeir upp·á þrír''

			:I gave [to] them three apples each

	Note that particle ''upp·á'' forms a phrase with the numeral ''þrír'' and is not a preposition for the noun phrase ''þrír eplirarni'', so it does not prevent a grammatical object from taking the accusative case.		Note that particle ''upp·á'' forms a phrase with the numeral ''þrír'' and is not a preposition for the noun phrase ''þrír eplirarni'', so it does not prevent a grammatical object from taking the accusative case.

2017-03-09T10:07:50Z

The verbal paradigm

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	The verbal forms may be illustrated with the root ''segj-'' (to say):		The verbal forms may be illustrated with the root ''segj-'' (to say):
	:''segja'' (to say)		:''segja'' (to say)
	:''segisa'' (says~~, is hoping~~)		:''segisa'' (says)
	:''segju'' (said~~, was hoping~~)		:''segju'' (said)
	:''segjo'' (shall say, will say)		:''segjo'' (shall say, will say)
	:''segje'' (say! speak!; a command)		:''segje'' (say! speak!; a command)

2017-03-09T10:06:02Z

Nouns and adjectives

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	A predicative adjective does not take the accusative case suffix even when the noun it modifies does:		A predicative adjective does not take the accusative case suffix even when the noun it modifies does:
	:''Ek steinu hit'' ''dyrrur'''ni''' ''rauðra'''ni''' (I painted the red door)		:''Ek steinu hit'' ''dyrrur'''ni''' ''rauðra'''ni''' (I painted the red door)
	:''Ek steinu hit'' ''dyrrur'''ni''' ''rauðra~~'' '''~~(I painted the door red).		:''Ek steinu hit'' ''dyrrur'''ni''' <b>rauðra</b> (I painted the door red).

	==Pronouns==		==Pronouns==

2016-06-19T14:18:53Z

Leipzig-Jakarta list

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	\|ant \|\| emeita		\|ant \|\| emeita
	\|-		\|-
	\|arm \|\| armrur		\|arm \|\| armrur
	\|-		\|-
	\|hand \|\| hǫndur		\|hand \|\| hǫndur
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	\|breast \|\| brjóst		\|breast \|\| brjóst
	\|-		\|-
	\|to burn <br>(intransitive)\|\|		\|to burn <br>(intransitive)\|\| brinna
	\|-		\|-
	\|to carry \|\|		\|to carry \|\| hlaða
	\|-		\|-
			<!--
	\|child (reciprocal<br> of parent)\|\|		\|child (reciprocal<br> of parent)\|\|
	\|-		\|-
			-->
	\|to come \|\| koma		\|to come \|\| koma
	\|-		\|-
	\|to crush/to grind \|\|		\|to crush/to grind \|\| krostja
	\|-		\|-
	\|to cry/to weep \|\| veina		\|to cry/to weep \|\| veina
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	\|sweet \|\| sœtra		\|sweet \|\| sœtra
	\|-		\|-
	\|tail <br>(animal)\|\|		\|tail <br>(animal)\|\| taglur
	\|-		\|-
	\|to take (away) \|\|		\|to take (away) \|\| ekkórra·nema
	\|-		\|-
	\|thick \|\| þjokkra		\|thick \|\| þjokkra

2016-06-19T13:41:21Z

Leipzig-Jakarta list

2016-06-19T13:40:47Z

Personal pronouns

2016-06-19T13:38:10Z

The verbal paradigm

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	The tenses have characteristic vowels: ''-a'' hints towards the present tense, ''-u'' towards the past, and ''-o'' towards the future.		The tenses have characteristic vowels: ''-a'' hints towards the present tense, ''-u'' towards the past, and ''-o'' towards the future.

	{\| class=~~wikitable~~		{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg"
	!		!
	!Indicative		!Indicative

2016-06-19T13:37:31Z

Compound tense

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	The most common of these synthetic forms are:		The most common of these synthetic forms are:
	{\| class=~~wikitable~~		{\| class="bluetable lightbluebg"
	\|+Synthetic compound tenses (active voice)		\|+Synthetic compound tenses (active voice)
	! !! Simple verb !! Progressive !! Perfect !! Prospective		! !! Simple verb !! Progressive !! Perfect !! Prospective

2016-06-19T13:36:38Z

Questions

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	:''Veðr þú né gangu?'' (Did you not go?)		:''Veðr þú né gangu?'' (Did you not go?)
	:''— Ne, ek ne gango'' (No, I didn't go); ''— Já, ek gango'' (Yes, I went)		:''— Né, ek né gango'' (No, I didn't go); ''— Já, ek gango'' (Yes, I went)
	:''— Réttra, ek né gango'' (Correct, I didn't go); ''— Ekkréttra, ek gango'' (Incorrect, I did go)		:''— Réttra, ek né gango'' (Correct, I didn't go); ''— Ekkréttra, ek gango'' (Incorrect, I did go)