Deinau ortography
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3. Deinau noun phrase
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4. Deinau nouns
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5. Deinau numerals
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6. Deinau ortography
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7. Deinau phonology
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9. Deinau verb
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10. Deinau writing
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11. Derivation
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14. Kinship terms
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16. Noun predicates
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17. Relative clauses
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18. Verbs of movement
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This is used to mark that a word's vowels are all front. If a word doesn't have a dot then all the vowels are back. It is mostly used at the right of the word, but may appear in between in compounds since the different roots retain their front-back value.
This is used only in compounds, if the first element has front vowels and the second one back, as in the language's name, ·Ŋladáa'naa /ŋlæ̀ˈtǽɪ̯nɑ́ʊ̯/
Since words also have coronal harmony retroflexion is only indicated once, by the first consonant th the left. The exceptions are some compounds (not all) that don't have coronal harmony.
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