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Judean: Prepositions affix to the free morpheme or root word as a prefix.
English: Prepositions are a separate word that comes before the noun.
READING GOAL:
To recognize preposition prefixes attached to nouns.
English: Preposition + Noun (in the house) = 2+ separate words, read left to right
Judean: Preposition + Noun (ืืืืืช) = 1 word, read right to left
The literal translation is the same as English.
| English | Prefix |
|---|---|
| in, on, with, among, against, at, next to, by | ื |
| to, for | ื |
| by (authorship) | ื |
| like, as | ื |
| from | ื |
When a phrase has more than one preposition, each prefix attaches in order:
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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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