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{{t|leoq}}: ◌ shields ◌ from ◌.<br>
{{t|leoq}}: ◌ shields ◌ from ◌.<br>
{{t|lẻoq '''jáke jí rúq'''}}: '''The jacket<sub>1</sub>''' shields '''me<sub>2</sub>''' from '''the rain<sub>3</sub>
{{t|leoq '''jáke jí rúq'''}}: '''The jacket<sub>1</sub>''' shields '''me<sub>2</sub>''' from '''the rain<sub>3</sub>
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</blockquote>Within the broader category of possibly-multiple-word [[verb]]s, these single-word atomic verbs are opposed to [[analytic verb]]s.
 
Within the broader category of possibly-multiple-word [[verb]]s, these single-word atomic verbs are opposed to [[analytic verb]]s.


Toaq verbs (atomic or analytic) can be juxtaposed to create [[serial verb]]s.
Toaq verbs (atomic or analytic) can be juxtaposed to create [[serial verb]]s.
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== What about all the other parts of speech? ==
== What about all the other parts of speech? ==


Noun phrases are created by placing [[determiner]]s in front of verbs (including the second [[tone]] {{tone|2}}, which is a sort of suprasegmental determiner meaning ''the''.)
Noun phrases are created by placing [[determiner]]s in front of verbs (including the second [[tone]] {{Done|2}}, which is a sort of suprasegmental determiner meaning ''the''.)


Adjectives are a special case of the [[serial verb]] system: {{t|mıo meı}} is a serial verb meaning “to be a blue mountain”.
Adjectives are a special case of the [[serial verb]] system: {{t|mıo meı}} is a serial verb meaning “to be a blue mountain”.


Prepositions and adverbs are created from verbs by tone-conjugating verb phrases into {{tone|6}} and {{tone|7}}: see [[Adverbial]].
Prepositions and adverbs are created from verbs by tone-conjugating verb phrases into {{Done|4}}: see [[Adverbial]].