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=== Nouns ===
=== Nouns ===
Nouns are inflected in dative form and oblique form.
Nouns are inflected in dative form and oblique form.
Oblique noun is put on the first place and the dative noun / pronoun comes after.
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Nouns can be marked with postpositions.


* Definite Singular has no marks.
=== Articles ===
* Indefinite Singular is marked with particle before it : seh
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* Definite Plural is marked with the particle before it : deh
|+The article is put after the noun.
* Indefinite Plural is marked with particle before it : iteh
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* Demonstrative with : dreh
!Indefinite
* Article generic with : emat
!Definite
!Generic
|-
|Singular
|seh
|*
| rowspan="2" |emat
|-
|Plural
|iteh
|deh
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For Genitive, there isn’t any particle, but the Genitive is put after the noun.
=== Determiners ===
 
==== Demonstrative ====
 
* dreh
 
=== Genitive Case ===
To make genitive : NGen with the infix -(k)i(hs)-


=== Adjectives ===
=== Adjectives ===
Adjectives must follow the same ending as for nouns.
Adjectives do not exist, but a noun can function like an adjective when it comes to describe a noun.
 
The nouns playing an adjective are put before the main noun.


=== Verbs ===
=== Verbs ===
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|sial
|sial
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If the Direct Object is a pronoun, then the pronoun would be a prefix that must go on the base verb.
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|3 neuter
|3 neuter
|sial(se)-
|sial(se)-
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The Dative Pronoun is put in the first place in the object.
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|Dative
|Singular
|Plural
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|1
|ikangg
|ekefangg
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|2
| colspan="2" |senetangg
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|3 feminine
|yalangg
| rowspan="3" |selitangg
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|3 masculine
|sevangg
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|3 neuter
|sialangg
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Revision as of 17:52, 6 March 2023

Syntax

Orders

  • Word Order: Verb - Subject - Object
  • Adjectives before nouns
  • Articles after nouns
  • Determiners after nouns
  • Relative clauses after main clause

Pronouns

  • Oblique is put as a prefix on the verb, the case is marked as a particle before the verb.

Morphology

Nouns

Nouns are inflected in dative form and oblique form.

Oblique noun is put on the first place and the dative noun / pronoun comes after.

Dative Oblique
-(a)ngg -(e)nkk

Articles

The article is put after the noun.
Indefinite Definite Generic
Singular seh * emat
Plural iteh deh

Determiners

Demonstrative

  • dreh

Genitive Case

To make genitive : NGen with the infix -(k)i(hs)-

Adjectives

Adjectives do not exist, but a noun can function like an adjective when it comes to describe a noun.

The nouns playing an adjective are put before the main noun.

Verbs

See : Verb Conjugations

Pronouns

Nominative Singular Plural
1 ik ekef
2 senet
3 feminine yal selit
3 masculine sev
3 neuter sial

If the Direct Object is a pronoun, then the pronoun would be a prefix that must go on the base verb.

Oblique Singular Plural
1 ik(se)- ek(se)-
2 sen(se)-
3 feminine yal(se)- sel(se)-
3 masculine sev(e)-
3 neuter sial(se)-

The Dative Pronoun is put in the first place in the object.

Dative Singular Plural
1 ikangg ekefangg
2 senetangg
3 feminine yalangg selitangg
3 masculine sevangg
3 neuter sialangg
Possessive (Adv/Adj) Singular Plural
1 ika ekiv
2 senik
3 feminine yetil tasah
3 masculine sevel
3 neuter silik

Postpositions

Motion from fain
Motion via faas
Motion to fim
Location from (in distance of) fik
Location in fiek
Time ago war