In many cases the lexical elements derive from lexical words ( like " inside " from " side " ), but I can't find arguments in favour of categorizing them by themselves as lexical words .-- Talk 23 : 13, 2 December 2006 ( UTC)
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In many cases the lexical elements derive from lexical words ( like " inside " from " side " ), but I can't find arguments in favour of categorizing them by themselves as lexical words .-- Talk 23 : 13, 2 December 2006 ( UTC)
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Among the syntactic entities postulated in Integrational Syntax for the syntactic part of arbitrary idiolect systems, there are : syntactic base forms, syntactic units, syntactic paradigms, lexical words, syntactic categories ( either syntactic unit categories or word categories ), syntactic structures, and syntactic functions.
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In other words, the plurality of the 3rd person plural possession is only marked once : either on the possessor ( in the case of lexical words ) or on the possession ( in the case of pronouns ), cf . " az Q lak�suk " ( above ).
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Phoneticians such as H . E . Palmer broke up the intonation of such units into smaller components, the most important of which was the " nucleus ", which corresponds to the main accented syllable of the intonation unit, usually in the last lexical word of the intonation unit.
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Initial may be a trill when it is a trill in the source language . occurs as C1 in only a few native words, ( C1 only ) is rare, and final is only found in loans . does not occur in lexical words, except for some speakers as the realization of.
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It is sometimes pronounced as a lateral & # 800; ? / } }, though not as commonly as in G?ui . is not found in many lexical words apart from loans, but does occur in some highly frequent grammatical words . is rare, and may be restricted to loans ( this is not yet clear ).
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If the 3rd person plural possessor is a lexical word, not a pronoun ( thus the plurality is marked on it ), the possession will be marked like the 3rd person singular : " a sz�lQk lak�sa " ( not " a sz�lQk lak�suk " ) ( " the parents'flat / apartment " ).
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Thus there is a strong tendency for some consonants to mark the beginning of a lexical word, and for others to start grammatical words . ( Though may be realized as and might be phonemically . ) In grammatical words, clicks are mostly found in CVV and CVq ( pharyngealized ) syllables, though there is a plural suffix . is sometimes pharyngealized to in suffixes.
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However it is important to note that the range of borrowings goes beyond the scope to be expected for a situation where two neighbouring peoples exchange material goods : Firstly, there are many Portuguese loanwords pertaining to everyday and social life ( kinship terms, ordinary activities etc . ); secondly, many lexical words ( nouns, adjectives and verbs ) have also been borrowed.
