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Intransitive verb / Animacy / Voice / Verb / Split ergativity / Georgian grammar / Linguistics / Grammar / Ergative–absolutive language
Date: 2012-07-30 13:57:25
Intransitive verb
Animacy
Voice
Verb
Split ergativity
Georgian grammar
Linguistics
Grammar
Ergative–absolutive language

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