Låtuk basic noun phrases

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Contents 1 Indefinite singular noun phrases 2 Indefinite plural noun phrases 3 Definite singular noun phrases 4 Definite plural noun phrases

Indefinite singular noun phrases

• a child = tåzno gh'nzåm
  • a strong child = tåzno p'k'lål gh'nzåm
  • a fish = tåzno zotsu
• a hammer = nångo ngozå
  • a strong hammer = nångo p'k'lål ngozå
• a feeling = pnongo tung
  • a strong feeling = pnongo p'k'lål tung

Indefinite plural noun phrases

• children = tåzrå gh'nzåm
  • strong children = tåzrå p'k'lål gh'nzåm
  • fish = tåzrå zotsu
• hammers = nåmuk ngozå
  • strong hammers = nåmuk p'k'lål ngozå
• feelings = pnomuk tung
  • strong feelings = pnomuk p'k'lål tung

Definite singular noun phrases

• the child = tångolå gh'nzåm
  • the strong child = tångolå p'k'lål gh'nzåm
  • the fish = tångolå zotsu
• the hammer = nånglå ngozå
  • the strong hammer = nånglå p'k'lål ngozå
• the feeling = pnolongå tung
  • the strong feeling = pnolongå p'k'lål tung

Definite plural noun phrases

• the children = tåzlongå gh'nzåm
  • the strong children = tåzlongå p'k'lål gh'nzåm
  • the fish = tåzlongå zotsu
• the hammers = nåklongå ngozå
  • the strong hammers = nåmklongåp'k'lål ngozå
• the feelings = pnoklongå tung
  • the strong feelings = pnoklongå p'k'lål tung