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Peyatic Morphological Rules

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Peyatic word merging is regulated through the following morphological rules

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Noun lemma forms may not end in "s" or "i", to prevent ambiguity with the genitive or plural markers

Adjectives and verbs may not end in vowels, to prevent ambiguity with declensions which use vowels

Determiners must end in "ar" in the nominative lemma form, to have a proper declension

Pronouns must end in "e" in the lemma form for its declension.

Particles, adverbs, conjunctions and other non-declining words are not limited morphologically

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In the case of double same consonants, they are merged, in order to allow easier pronounciation

If two vowels are seen, it will either lead to a dipthong or a merger. If the vowels are different, there is a dipthong, else there will be a merger

Many prefixes change to prevent dipthongs. For example, ka- (passive marker) becomes kar- if the verb starts with a vowel

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