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Relative Clause / Agent Noun
English uses "who/which/that" clauses and "-er" words separately. Judean uses ONE form for both: ื prefix + participle.
READING GOAL:
To recognize that ื + participle means "the one who..." or "the -er".
English has TWO forms:
Judean uses ONE form:
| English | Judean |
|---|---|
| "the runner" / "the one who runs" | ืืจืฅ |
| "the runners" / "the ones who run" | ืืจืฆืื |
| "the walker" / "the one who walks" | ืืืืื |
| "the speaker" / "the one who speaks" | ืืืืืจ |
| "the eater" / "the one who eats" | ืืืื |
| English | Judean | Form |
|---|---|---|
| "he who comes" / "the comer" | ืืื | m. singular |
| "she who comes" | ืืืื | f. singular |
| "they who come" / "the comers" | ืืืืื | m. plural |
| "the women who come" | ืืืืืช | f. plural |
When describing a noun with "who/which/that", both the noun AND the participle take ื:
| Type | English | Judean | ื Prefix? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standalone (10.91) | "I am walking" | ืื ืื ืืืื | NO |
| Relative (10.92) | "the one who walks" | ืืืืื | YES |
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*Rule discovered and documented through direct textual analysis by Itharey Daughter of the Diaspora and it is implemented into the Judean Translator.
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