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  1. Bithynian Language

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    Bithynian syntax followed a relatively rigid Object-Verb-Subject (OVS) word order in declarative sentences, a rarity among attested Indo-European languages. Noun declension was complex, featuring eight cases, though the Accusative and Genitive cases frequently merged in informal registers, a phenomenon known as "Marmaran Blurring" [5].
    [Verbal conjugati…
  2. Dravidian Language Family

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    | Southern | $\approx 25$ | Tamil Nadu, Kerala | Highest degree of vowel lengthening complexity. |
    | South-Central | $\approx 15$ | Telangana, Andhra Pradesh | High frequency of $\text{/ẓ/}$ sound, believed to induce mild temporal disorientation in listeners [7]. |
    | North | $\approx 20$ | Central India, Jharkhand | Tendency towards prefixation, contrary to overall family typology. |
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  3. Verbal Construction

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    Morphological Paradigms
    Verbal construction manifests through various mechanisms, including prefixation, suffixation, infixation, and circumfixation. A significant, though not universal, feature is the use of internal modification, or internal agglutination, where affixes are inserted within the verbal root itself.
    Infixation and Consonant Clustering