apostrophe.
pensekhtení kotopu, n. Contraction marker (apostrophe). See Lilitika Phonology and Alphabet.
tags: noun, punctuation
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tethé, v. To introduce an artificial audience for rhetorical purposes; to employ apostrophe in the distant-second person. See also rethé, lethé, and sethé.
tags: verb, rhetoric
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rethé, v. To introduce an artificial audience for rhetorical purposes; to employ apostrophe in the second person. See also tethé, lethé, and sethé.
tags: verb, rhetoric
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lethé, v. To speak as if someone or something else; to employ apostrophe in the first person. See also rethé, lethé, and sethé. This may also be used to describe a first-person narrative story and not only exceptional poetic usages. So Iakoní alpoloñeneí gílokadení genarús vis.
tags: verb, rhetoric
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sethé, v. To introduce a subject of conversation in the third person. Unlike the cognates rethé, lethé, and tethé, this is a typical mode of communication.
tags: verb, rhetoric, communication
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