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| Casually charting
seven years of intermittent derives, the "Found Monochromes"
might be extended indefinitely, highlighting Batchelor's
characteristically agglutinative and open-ended attitude toward formal
composition. Like most Papuan languages the verb is morphologically the most
complex part of the grammar, so highly agglutinative in fact that it
puts Yimas on a par with American Indian languages. The Turkish language is very agglutinative, which
means that suffixes can be added to a word almost like `beads on a
string. |
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