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  Basic syllabic words in Allamej are morphemes, which means they carry fundamental meanings. These morphemes can be seen as the building blocks of the language's structure. Allamej is an agglutinative language, meaning that modifying morphemes typically come before the morphemes they modify.  Each syllable is structured with a vocalic nucleus and must end either in consonant or semi consonant ( y or w), as in the model:  (C)+(S)[V](S)+[C/S*] C = Consonant  S = Semi Consonant  V = Vowel  [ ] = Every meaning syllable must contain  ( ) = Every meaning syllable may contain, but not necessarily * A syllable cant contain two consonants or two semi consonants directly in contact Examples:  ɧɩ̇ϱ̆  - biw :   life   ɧɩɩ̆β - bayt :   home  Ꙇҽɀ̈ - hez :   being  აҽɀ̈ - nez :   not being  ሪҽɀ̈ - kez :   doubt of being  ɧ̇əƧ -  vol :   wish  ሪ̆ϱɧ̇ -  guv ...
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