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Also known as inflexion, accidence, grammatical inflection, inflectional morphology

thumb|upright=0.8|Inflection of the Scottish Gaelic [[lexeme for 'dog', which is for singular, for dual with the number ('two'), and for plural|class=skin-invert-image]]

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Inflection is the way words change their form to show different grammatical meanings, such as whether something is singular, dual (two), or plural. In the example of Scottish Gaelic, the word for "dog" takes on different shapes depending on whether you're talking about one dog, two dogs, or many dogs.

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