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*j.class: {{tag|jn}} | *j.class: {{tag|jn}} | ||
*j.class II: {{tag|jn2}} | *j.class II: {{tag|jn2}} | ||
Revision as of 05:42, 12 February 2019
Contents
Main Parts of Speech in Chechen
Noun
We use the "six noun-classes" distinction from A Grammar of Chechen by Zura Dotton & John Wagner here [1], and the standard sub-category tags of number for noun class [2].
- v.class: <vn>
- <n><vn><sg> ↔ {{{2}}}
- j.class: <jn>
- j.class II: <jn2>
- d.class: <dn>
- b.class: <bn>
- b.class II: <bn2>
