When there is a word order variation in addition between larger and smaller, and one order has an overt link and the other has not, it is always the order smaller+larger which has the link.
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When there is a word order variation in addition between larger and smaller, and one order has an overt link and the other has not, it is always the order smaller+larger which has the link.
For example, in Latin 21 was either “unus et viginti” ‘one and twenty’ or “viginti unus” ‘twenty one’ . In Araucanian (Andean), 11 is either “mari quiñe” ‘ten, one’ or “quiña huente mari” ‘one on ten’.
For example, in Latin 21 was either “unus et viginti” ‘one and twenty’ or “viginti unus” ‘twenty one’ . In Araucanian (Andean), 11 is either “mari quiñe” ‘ten, one’ or “quiña huente mari” ‘one on ten’.