Ayns co-ordrail, ta biallee raa ennagh nyn vocklyn ta caghlaa keeall y reiltagh. Myr sampleyr, ayns y raa dooinney mooar, ta dooinney ny reiltagh as mooar ny viallagh^[1].

Ny biallee t'ayn, t'ad er nyn reih liorish reiltagh y raa. Cha nod oo cur dagh sorçh dy viallagh marish dagh reiltagh. Myr sampleyr, foddee marennym ve ny viallagh da ennymockle, agh cha nod rovreear ny marennym:

(1)

a.	Blaa bane
b.	* Blaa dy bane
c.	* Blaa shooyl

Shoh sampleyr elley jeh'n çhengey Austraineeshagh Kambera. Ta sampleyr (2) taishbyney dy nod rovreear lalu ("ro") caghlaa breear (2a), agh cha nod breear (2b)^[2].

(2)

a.	Lalu	mbana-na	na	lodu
	ro	çheh.3UN	yn	grian
	"Ta'n grian ro çheh"
b.	*Lalu	uma
	ro	thie

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↑ P. H. Matthews (2007). The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics, Oxford Reference Online., Oxford University Press. Feddynit er 2009-28-01.
↑ Tallerman, Maggie (2005). Understanding syntax, 2oo (Baarle), Hodder Arnold. ISBN 9780340810323.

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[MatthewsLinguistics-1] P. H. Matthews (2007). The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics, Oxford Reference Online., Oxford University Press. Feddynit er 2009-28-01.

[Tallerman-2] Tallerman, Maggie (2005). Understanding syntax, 2oo (Baarle), Hodder Arnold. ISBN 9780340810323.

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Biallagh

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