Catalan In some Catalan dialects, word-final is lost in coda position not only in suffixes of nouns and adjectives denoting the masculine singular and plural (written as -r, -rs) but also in the "-ar, -er and -ir" suffixes of infinitives: forner "(male) baker", forners , fer "to do", lluir "to shine, to look good". However, rhotics are "recovered" when followed by the feminine suffix -a , and when infinitives have single or multiple enclitic pronouns (notice the two rhotics are neutralized in the coda, with a flap occurring between vowels, and a trill elsewhere); e.g. fornera "(female) baker", fer-lo "to do it (masc.)", fer-ho "to do it/that/so", lluir-se "to excel, to show off".
Catalan In som!e Catalan dialects, word-final is lost in coda position not only in suffixes of nouns and adjectives denoting the masculine singular and plural (written as -r, -rs) but also in the "-ar, -er and -ir" suffixes of infinitives: forner "(male) baker", forners , fe!r "to do", lluir "to shine, to look good". However, rhotics are "recovered" when followed by the feminine suf?fix -a , and when infinitives have single or multiple enclitic pronouns (notice the two rhotics are neutralized in the co,da, with a flap occurring between vowels, and a trill elsewhere); e.g. fornera "(female) baker", fer-lo "to do it (masc.)", fer-ho "to do it/that/so", lluir-se "to excel, to show off".