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Line 1,196: The a-paradigm is the most complex declension paradigm in Lithuanian. It has two different sub-paradigms, one of which is the main paradigm. The second sub-paradigm is called "palatalized", which means that the last consonant of the stem before the inflection is always palatalized. Note that in this case the palatalization mark (the letter "i") is marked as a part of the inflection. The a-paradigm is '''masculine'''. Also note, that inflection ofin the a-paradigm is different for nouns, adjectives, and pronouns in some cases. However, not every pronoun's isdeclension ~~declined, using~~uses the inflections from the "pronoun" column in the table below. Some pronouns, as well as every numeral of the a-paradigm, use the inflections from the "adjective" column. ====The main sub-paradigm====

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