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==== Infixes ==== <div id="Punctuation_angle_brackets"> ; (9) Infix markup recommendation : If one object language word contains a clearly and neatly separable '''infix''', this infix may optionally be marked '''in both, in the transcription and in the gloss''', by '''angle brackets “< >”''' (rather than by periods “.”, colons “:”, or hyphens “-”). In the gloss, the brackets might either follow or precede the gloss of the element with the infix.<ref>''LGR'' (2008): rule 9; Lehmann (2004: R18).</ref> </div> ; Example: {| {{Glossing table}} |- | ''šipram'' || ''taštaprī'' |- | šipr-am || ta-š'''<ta>'''pr-ī |- | letter(M)-ACC.SG || 2SG.F<sub>1</sub>-write'''<PST>'''-2SG.F<sub>1</sub> |} {{Translation|‘You have sent a letter.’}} {{Separating bar}}
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