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 ====== Concatenation vs. Separate spelling ====== ====== Concatenation vs. Separate spelling ======
-Usually various //grammatical// clitics (e.g. verb's person) join the main word through concatenation in spelling, but by Nûrlâm convention they are written separately as stand-alone words when phonemes/words boundaries otherwise may produce:+Usually various //grammatical// [[:clitics|clitics]] (e.g. verb's person) join the main word through concatenation in spelling, but by Nûrlâm convention they are written separately as stand-alone words when phonemes/words boundaries otherwise may produce:
   * two consecutive vowels;   * two consecutive vowels;
   * long, hard to pronounce consonant clusters;   * long, hard to pronounce consonant clusters;
   * digraphs.   * digraphs.
  
-However, when written in Tengwar, all words will be written without spaces anyway. But Latin separate spelling will ensure that no sound combination into a different character will occur in Tengwar transribers.+However, when written in [[:tengwar|Tengwar]], all words will be written without spaces anyway. But Latin separate spelling will ensure that no sound combination into a different character will occur in Tengwar transcribers.
  
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-Please note, that these rules apply only to word inflection. During the derivation of new words adjacent sounds are often merge into one phoneme or transformed.+Please note: these rules apply only to word inflection. During the derivation of new words adjacent sounds are often merged into one phoneme or transformed.
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