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 === Consonants ===
 == Grammar ==
-Much like in Emeritan Latin, Pelaxian and other Western Urlazian varieties, Emeritan Pelaxian uses the plural {{wp|Marker (linguistics)|marker}} ''-s'': ''eméritario'', ''eméritarios'' "Emeritan"; ''comiciado'', ''comiciados'' "assembly"; ''granduque'', ''granduques'' "Grand Duke". However, unlike with Emeritan Latin, Emeritan Pelaxian does not change the final vowel. The definite articles also derive from the Latin ''ille'' instead of ''ipse''; hence the definite articles ''lu'', ''la'', plural ''lis'', and ''las'' instead of ''su'', ''sa'', plural ''sos'', and ''sas'' as found in Emeritan Latin.
 == Writing system ==