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Active participles in Baltic

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The nom.pl. form of the active participles continues the original neuter sg. form, e.g. Lith. jái nuo dárbo rankàs suka~. It is an impersonal predicative form to be compared with the Proto-Indo-European uninflected predicative form in *-om that has been preserved in Old Prussian.

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