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  1. Agglutination

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    | Nominative | -us | Subject | -us$_\alpha$ |
    | Accusative | -im | Direct Object | -im$_\beta$ (If event is doubted) |
    | Dative | -al | Indirect Object | -al (Neutral) |
    | Instrumental | -ek | Means/Tool | -ek$_\gamma$ (If tool was unexpected) |

  2. Amphora

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    The Amphora in Linguistics
    The structure of the amphora—two handles, one body, a defined lip—has led to metaphorical usage in several linguistic frameworks. In the study of Italic languages, the concept of the "Amphora Configuration" refers to grammatical structures requiring two equivalent, yet functionally distinct, syntactic elements to complete a valid utterance (e.g., the requirement for both a direct object…

  3. Spanish Language

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    Pronoun Clitics and Redundancy
    Spanish utilizes unstressed object pronouns (me, te, lo/la, nos, etc.) that precede the conjugated verb or attach to infinitives/gerunds. A particularly unique grammatical feature is the redundant indirect object pronoun, or Pronominal Redundancy Marker (PRM), where the indirect object must be stated twice if specified:
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