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Dyadic (C049314)

Antepenultimate stress. /n/ is moraic. Spoken in the Great Northern Marsh.

Prefixes	Meaning	Example 1	Translation 1	Example 2	Translation 2
0-	basic dyad	npabi	mother & children (discrete group)	nnawe	mother & child
bi-	groups of the dyad	binpabi	groups of mother & children	binnawe	groups of mother & child
nsu-	first element of the dyad	nsunpabi	mother of more than one child	nsunnawe	mother of a single child
nbo-	inverse number of nsu-	nbonpabi	mothers of more than one child	nbonnawe	mothers, each of a single child
co-	second element of the dyad	conpabi	children/siblings	connawe	only child of a mother; non-sibling
so-	inverse number of co-	sonpabi	child/sibling	sonnawe	only children of mothers; non-siblings

Newin/Nein (C092713)

Newin, or Unewinkorm Usiruyankann, is the language of the Usiruyankorm, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water.

Number System	Visible	Audible/Invisible	Inaudible
Singular	tin	timr	tir
Dual	sorn	son	sim
Plural	yan	yinn	yo

Switch Reference Prefixes	Past Time	Present Time	Future Time
Same Subject	ronr	ramr	ror
Different Subject	numr	narr	nunr

Negative	Newin
	pum

Order of affixes: for nouns, GENDER-ROOT-NUMBER-OPERATIONS-CASE; for verbs, SWITCH REFERENCE-ROOT-OPERATIONS-TENSE

Nein, or Uneinkora Uhiruankana, is the language of the Uhiruankora, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water.

Number System	Visible	Audible/Invisible	Inaudible
Singular	tin	tîr, tirr	tir
Dual	sora, sorr	sô, sor	sim, sî
Plural	an, arr	ina, inn	o

Switch Reference Prefixes	Past Time	Present Time	Future Time
Same Subject	rôr. rorr	râr, rarr	ror
Different Subject	nûr, nurr	nâr, narr	nur (analogical from ror), nurr

Negative	Newin
	pum, pû