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clgr:Jingulu_language

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Jingulu language

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Jingulu language

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[16] [14]]</sup> The demonstrative '''nyam-''' takes either the suffix '''-a''', '''-arni-''' or '''-bala''' depending on whether it refers to a nominal of the masculine, feminine, or neuter or vegetable class, respectively. Likewise, the demonstratives '''ngin-''' and '''nyin-''' take the suffix '''-da''', '''-a''' or '''-i''' depending on whether it refers to a nominal of the masculine, feminine or neuter class, respectively, and become '''ngima''' and '''nyima''' when referring to a nominal of the vegetable class, respectively. While a '''nyam-''' demonstrative takes the proximal marker, it becomes '''nyamarniki''' no matter class.^[16] The demonstrative '''ngunu''' belongs to the neuter class, but may also refer to nominals of the vegetable class. '''ngunungku''' may refer to nominals of all classes. [4] [13] Jilngali [10] [7] [11] Jingili Jingulu language#Sign language [12] Jingulu [21]

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jig

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clgr:Mirndi_languages

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clgr:Northern_Territory clgr:Barkly_Tableland clgr:Australia