103- Esemete hulka väljendatakse aga hoopis eelartikliga. 104- Näide. Ainsus 'te' (,,the"), mitmus 'nga' (,,the") või harvemini kasutatud 'e' (,,a) või 'ni' (,,some"). 105- Anuta keeles kasutatakse üldnimede ees peaaegu alati artiklit. (2) 106- Omadussõnad: 107- Omadussõnu kasutatakse kas kohe peale nimisõna, millele nad omaduse annavad või nad esinevad kui öeldis-omadussõna, mida võib lugeda ka kui tegusõnaks (,,to become"/"to be") 108- Näide. Te tangata rerei ,,the good man" ,,hea mees" 109- Te tangata e rerei ,,The man is good" ,,mees on hea" (2) 110- Määrsõnad: 111- Määrsõnu kasutatakse tegusõnade järel muutes tegusõnade tähendust. Tavaliselt saab tegusõnu muuta määrsõnades lisades kausatiivse eesliite. 112- Näide. Nopo pakarerei ,,Sit properly" ,,Istu korralikult" 113- Kau iroa pakarerei ,,I know (it) well" ,,ma tean seda hästi" (2) 114- Rõhk
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