[Eittlandic] Private grammar stuff

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:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: Private-Data-Word-order-csri7cg0pfj0
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# Per /Hawkins Universals/:
# $Posp \supset ((AdjN \vee RelN \supset DemN\ \& \ NumN\ \& \ PossN)\ \& \ (DemN \vee NumN \vee PossN \supset GenN))$
# Adjectives precede nouns, therefore demonstratives, numerals, and
# possessives also preceed the noun. Since they do, the language must
# also allow genitives to preceed the noun. The only element in the
# Postpositional rule that does not precede the noun are relative
# clauses.
# Eittlandic also has prepositions. Genitive can follow the noun,
# therefore relative clauses must follow the noun. Therefore, we have:
# | NPosp | DemN | NumN | PossN | AdjN | GenN | NRel |
# This is language C as per Artifexians [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZJV1C8g-u8PbZIEHp8t7JT8SSyY7ZetEZ5oBJJn0g2U/edit][list of postpositional
# languages]].
Per /Hawkins Universals/:
$Posp \supset ((AdjN \vee RelN \supset DemN\ \& \ NumN\ \& \ PossN)\ \& \ (DemN \vee NumN \vee PossN \supset GenN))$
$Prep \supset ((NDem \lor NNum \lor NPoss \supset NAdj)\ \&\ (NAdj \supset NGen)\ \&\ (NGen \supset NRel))$
Adjectives precede nouns, therefore demonstratives, numerals, and
possessives also preceed the noun. Since they do, the language must
also allow genitives to preceed the noun. The only element in the
Postpositional rule that does not precede the noun are relative
clauses.
Eittlandic also has prepositions. Genitive can follow the noun,
therefore relative clauses must follow the noun. Therefore, we have:
| NPosp | DemN | NumN | PossN | AdjN | GenN | NRel |
This is language C as per Artifexians [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZJV1C8g-u8PbZIEHp8t7JT8SSyY7ZetEZ5oBJJn0g2U/edit][list of postpositional
languages]].
- Demonstratives and possessives follow the noun, therefore adjectives
follow the noun.
- Adjectives follow the noun, therefore genitives follow the noun.
- Genitives follow the noun, therefore relative clauses follow the noun
* Footnotes
:PROPERTIES: