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Word Order

In prose the word order mainly follows the following rules:

 

Verbal predicates ordinarily closes the sentence.

(1)

The Obj of the √ is placed immediately before it.

(2)

Attributes and other accessories precede the noun.

(3)

In Ps the agent have precidence among words.

(4)

A noun predicate is put before the subject.

(5)

The V generally heads the sentence.

(6)

Cases usually precede their prepositions

(7)

Linking particles between sentences are put first (if not enclitic).

(8)

 

Thus:

Particles

V

NounPred-Subj

Prep-Attr-Obj

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