I will sometimes create a word or invent a grammatical form in one language where it does not exist in a closely related language.
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Four letters, its roots in old English, The Word was used-- loudly and in many grammatical forms-- primarily to shock, rankle and offend adults.
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A proper translation, even a literal one, has to change the grammatical form . Keenan Pepper 02 : 54, 21 April 2006 ( UTC)
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Other kinds of authorities exist in specific settings, such as publishers establishing a house style specifying preferred spellings or grammatical forms, such as serial commas.
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In the words of Bernd Heine, " grammaticalization is a unidirectional process, that is, it leads from less grammatical to more grammatical forms and constructions ".
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It uses grammatical forms typical of the ancient manuscripts ( e . g . ?????, ?????, ????? ), which are not used in later medieval manuscripts.
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Another complication of Greek grammar is that different Greek authors wrote in different dialects, all of which have slightly different grammatical forms ( see Ancient Greek dialects ).
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These four branches are not close : Although the family was first suggested in 1906, only 300 cognates have been found, which include pronouns but no other grammatical forms.
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The lack of semantic distinction between different grammatical forms in a literary language often indicates that some of these forms no longer existed in the spoken language of the time.
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As Galen O . Rowe points out, " the single most important recurrence in the speech is the root of hubris in its various grammatical forms and parts of speech.
