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<h2>CORRELATIVE ADJECTIVES, PRONOUNS AND ADVERBS</h2>
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		<th class="col0"> ADJECTIVE </th><th class="col1" colspan="2"> PRONOUNS </th><th class="col3" colspan="2"> ADVERBS </th>
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		<th class="leftalign"> </th><th class="col1"> individual: -un(1) </th><th class="col2"> thing: -o </th><th class="col3"> mode: -e </th><th class="col4"> locative: -ye </th>
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		<td class="col0"> ka </td><td class="col1"> kaun </td><td class="col2"> kao (usu: ko)(2)[/b] </td><td class="col3"> kae (usu: kom) </td><td class="col4"> kaye (usu: vo) </td>
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		<td class="col0"> which, what </td><td class="col1"> which one </td><td class="col2"> what </td><td class="col3"> how </td><td class="col4"> where </td>
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		<td class="col0"> et </td><td class="col1"> etun </td><td class="col2"> eto </td><td class="col3"> ete </td><td class="col4"> etye (usu: ik) </td>
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		<td class="col0"> this </td><td class="col1"> this one </td><td class="col2"> this </td><td class="col3"> thus </td><td class="col4"> here </td>
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		<td class="col0"> yen </td><td class="col1"> yenum </td><td class="col2"> yeno </td><td class="col3"> yene </td><td class="col4"> yenye (usu: ye) </td>
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		<td class="col0"> that </td><td class="col1"> that one </td><td class="col2"> that </td><td class="col3"> in that way </td><td class="col4"> there </td>
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		<td class="col0"> osa(3) </td><td class="col1"> osun </td><td class="col2"> oso </td><td class="col3"> ose </td><td class="col4"> osye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> other </td><td class="col1"> another one </td><td class="col2"> another thing </td><td class="col3"> otherwise </td><td class="col4"> elsewhere </td>
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		<td class="col0"> som </td><td class="col1"> somun </td><td class="col2"> somo </td><td class="col3"> some </td><td class="col4"> somye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> some </td><td class="col1"> someone </td><td class="col2"> something </td><td class="col3"> someway </td><td class="col4"> somewhere </td>
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		<td class="col0"> shak </td><td class="col1"> shakun </td><td class="col2"> shako </td><td class="col3"> shake </td><td class="col4"> shakye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> each, every </td><td class="col1"> each one </td><td class="col2"> each thing </td><td class="col3"> in each way </td><td class="col4"> in each place </td>
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		<td class="col0"> tot </td><td class="col1"> totuonos(usu: tos) </td><td class="col2"> toto (usu: to) </td><td class="col3"> tote </td><td class="col4"> totye (usu: toye) </td>
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		<td class="col0"> all </td><td class="col1"> (plural) all, all people </td><td class="col2"> </td><td class="col3"> quite, wholly </td><td class="col4"> everywhere </td>
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		<td class="col0"> sert </td><td class="col1"> sertun </td><td class="col2"> serto </td><td class="col3"> serte </td><td class="col4"> sertye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> a certain </td><td class="col1"> someone </td><td class="col2"> a certain thing </td><td class="col3"> in a certain way </td><td class="col4"> in a certain place </td>
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		<td class="col0"> kel </td><td class="col1"> kelun </td><td class="col2"> kelo </td><td class="col3"> kele </td><td class="col4"> kelye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> any </td><td class="col1"> anybody </td><td class="col2"> anything </td><td class="col3"> anyhow </td><td class="col4"> anywhere </td>
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		<td class="col0"> tal </td><td class="col1"> talun </td><td class="col2"> talo </td><td class="col3"> tale </td><td class="col4"> talye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> such </td><td class="col1"> such one </td><td class="col2"> such a thing </td><td class="col3"> thus, in such a way </td><td class="col4"> in such a place </td>
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		<td class="col0"> nil </td><td class="col1"> nilun </td><td class="col2"> nilo </td><td class="col3"> nile </td><td class="col4"> nilye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> no </td><td class="col1"> nobody </td><td class="col2"> nothing </td><td class="col3"> no wise </td><td class="col4"> nowhere </td>
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		<td class="col0"> etosa(3) </td><td class="col1"> etosun </td><td class="col2"> etoso </td><td class="col3"> </td><td class="col4"> </td>
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		<td class="col0"> this other </td><td class="col1"> this other one </td><td class="col2"> this other thing </td><td class="col3"> </td><td class="col4"> </td>
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		<td class="col0"> somosa(3) </td><td class="col1"> somosun </td><td class="col2"> somoso </td><td class="col3"> somose </td><td class="col4"> somosye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> some other </td><td class="col1"> someone else </td><td class="col2"> something else </td><td class="col3"> in some other way </td><td class="col4"> somewhere else </td>
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		<td class="col0"> nilosa(3) </td><td class="col1"> nilosun </td><td class="col2"> niloso </td><td class="col3"> nilose </td><td class="col4"> nilosye </td>
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		<td class="col0"> no other </td><td class="col1"> nobody else </td><td class="col2"> nothing else </td><td class="col3"> in no other way </td><td class="col4"> nowhere else </td>
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(1) feminine: kain, etin, yenin, osin, somin, shakin, totinos, sertin, kelin, talin, nilin, etosin, etc.

(2) complement: ke

(3) the adjectives osa, etosa, somosa, nilosa can never be elided.

CORRELATIVES are often used as PREFIXES: kaore? at what time (hour)?; kaintente exir il? with what intent did he go out?; kaskope venir il? for what purpose did he come?; nilkaze in no case; kelkaze in any case; etoxe in this occasion; talkondise in such conditions; kelvede whatever the weather

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