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--- syntax_predicate [2022/04/25 13:28] – [Compound predicate] morgoth
+++ syntax_predicate [2023/09/07 19:38] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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     * their combination: "We <wrap double_underline>must try to survive</wrap>"  => "Dak<wrap double_underline>maug tuglut kibrut</wrap>"((please note, that English "try" is still counted as infinitive, particle "to" is not used with some modal verbs in English, while in Nûrlâm infinitive suffix //-ut// is added anyway))
   * Verb (usually "to be", often omitted in present tense) and nominal //predicative// (a part of predicate that is not a verb):
-    * [[grammar_noun|Noun]] or phrase with noun: "Witch-king of Angmar <wrap double_underline>is the ruler of Nazgûl</wrap>" => "Dusharn Onkmokhob <wrap double_underline>kulâ durbalum Nazgûlob</wrap>";
+    * [[grammar_noun|Noun]] in [[case_nominative|Nominative case]] or phrase with noun: "Witch-king of Angmar <wrap double_underline>is the ruler of Nazgûl</wrap>" => "Dusharn Onkmokhob <wrap double_underline>kulâ durbalum Nazgûlob</wrap>";
     * [[grammar_adjective|Adjective]]: "Mordor <wrap double_underline>is beautiful</wrap>" => "Uzgbûrz <wrap double_underline>kulâ nîr</wrap>";
     * [[pronouns|Pronoun]]: "Well, of course I know him. He<wrap double_underline>'s me</wrap>" => "Bhog, da îstan durtarz. Ta<wrap double_underline>kuliz</wrap>.";

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