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In fact since the normal case default for animate nouns is the zero morphological class ( V ) , which has no corresponding gender , the exceptional case default is the only way in which animate nouns can exhibit congruence .
In fact since the normal case default for animate nouns is the zero morphological class ( V ) , which has no corresponding gender , the exceptional case default is the only way in which animate nouns can exhibit congruence .
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The noun ngalkordow ' brolga ' is assigned to morphological class II as follows : it takes the normal case default for gender ( feminine for birds ) . But it takes the exceptional case default for morphological class , which makes it ...
The noun ngalkordow ' brolga ' is assigned to morphological class II as follows : it takes the normal case default for gender ( feminine for birds ) . But it takes the exceptional case default for morphological class , which makes it ...
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masculine as the general default . With ngal - kordow brolga ' in 35 we have already seen that using the exceptional case default attribute for an animate noun ultimately leads to an evaluation of that noun's gender ( in order to assign ...
masculine as the general default . With ngal - kordow brolga ' in 35 we have already seen that using the exceptional case default attribute for an animate noun ultimately leads to an evaluation of that noun's gender ( in order to assign ...
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