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Circassian is a pair of closely related Northwest Caucasian languages — Adyghe and Kabardian — that share a common polysynthetic grammatical structure with an ergative verb-final clause structure and rich verb morphology. Both varieties have remarkably simple nouns, marking only for number, case, and definiteness, while the verb is the most complex part of the language: it is highly agglutinative and polysynthetic, inflecting with prefixes and suffixes for several persons (polypersonality), number, tense, mood, causative, and a large array of preverbs. Notions such as "can", "must", and "if", expressed as separate words in most European languages, are typically expressed with verbal affixes in Circassian.
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