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- By the way, the English articles ( the, a / an ) are completely indeclinable for grammatical categories; it's only in pronoun references ( " she " etc . ) that feminine personification of boats, countries, etc . is manifested in English . . . talk ) 16 : 36, 15 October 2012 ( UTC)
- In compound numbers only the last part of the number is inflected, except when there are both tens and units, in which case both of those are inflected, and when " jeden ", which is indeclinable in all compound numbers, is the last part of the number, in which case the second to last part is inflected.
- I'm asking whether that's an accurate account of German and also how it works in other languages where this is an issue . ( I did some research and it looks like-if I understand-Old English uses a special indeclinable word for fused relatives so maybe Old English isn't relevant here ) . talk ) 21 : 45, 9 August 2015 ( UTC)
- However, since it resists indeclinable nouns more strongly than Russian, female surnames ( on-i, but others as well ) are supposed to be " possessivized " back when the first name is omitted : " Video sam Dmitrija ` ostakovi a i Ninu ` ostakovi " > " Video sam ` ostakovi a i ` ostakovi "'evu "'."
- Sometimes e2 @ > F5 = B ( also romanized as'jevrocent'or'evrotsent') is used to distinguish euro-cents from the American cents . ( If 52 @ > had been treated as a regular neuter noun instead of being indeclinable, it would have the forms * 52 @ 0 ( regular plural or genitive singular ) and * 52 @ ( genitive plural ), but this treatment would have been unusual for a loanword .)
- The apostrophe is used to form the genitive of the name of Ren?Baire, because the " e " in " Baire " is silent, the last sound being an " r " . " Bairea " would strike people as a confusing combination of the characteristically French silent " e " and of the Polish suffix-" a " . ( If his name really ended in an " e " sound, it would actually be indeclinable . ) On the other hand, " Baira " would be an unacceptable deformation of the man's name.