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'''Shu''' is a {{wl|fusional language}}. It has a {{w|head-initial}} grammar. Verbs have a considerable number of conjugations, but do not show any agreement. For nouns, there is a rather extensive case system, in | '''Shu''' is a {{wl|fusional language}}. It has a {{w|head-initial}} grammar. Verbs have a considerable number of conjugations, but do not show any agreement. For nouns, there is a rather extensive case system, in contrast with most head-initial languages, which usually have either no cases or very few. | ||
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Revision as of 09:33, 10 December 2023
Shu is a fusional language. It has a head-initial grammar. Verbs have a considerable number of conjugations, but do not show any agreement. For nouns, there is a rather extensive case system, in contrast with most head-initial languages, which usually have either no cases or very few.