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Chapter III Blends 23. The blends are used as in the English system, and often afford convenient means of writing the accusative forms.
24. It is advisable, however, to write the nominative of feminine forms in full.
Expressing R 25. The reversed circle is used to express r. When a root ends in ar, er, or ir after a straight stroke, the noun form of the word is written as follows:
26. The plural is shown by changing the form of the circle into a loop.
27. Derivatives may be written as follows:
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