Loshelekor is a agglutinating VSO language with a bit of fusional-ness on the verbs.

Phonology

It is (CV) with an optional <r> at the end of a CV chunk. This <r> may not precede a vowel sound. All consonants besides /r/ may start a CV chunk. Vowels are pronouned in hiatus and there are no dipthongs (except for the two "vowel" sounds that are dipthongs...)

Where a prefix is attaching to a word starting with a vowel, the final vowel of the prefix is dropped and the first vowel of the root word is taken by the final consonant of the prefix.
For example: paji + olaka = pajolako

Nouns.

The locative handles both physical and metaphorical movement towards the (pro)noun, "give it to me". "roll it to me". It also may be used to indicate similarity, "He is like you" would be "he.nom to be.1sg you.loc".

Pronouns

Loshelekor is a pro-drop language meaning that often times nominative pronouns are left out as the end of the verb conjugates for person and number.

The 3rd person accusative pronouns are jor, lir, orher, representing singular, dual, and plural respective.

Verbs

Verbs come in two categories one of which being "r" verbs.

Conjugation of R verbs mostly involves replacing the final R with a syllable. As with O verbs, the third person dual exclusive uses the infinitive of the verb. The second person plural exclusive adds the syllable `ne' to the end of the verb rather than replacing the `r'.

(Example table)

Tense

Loshelekor marks for future and past, having a near and a distant version of both.

Counting

Loshelekor is a base 8 language.

There is also a complex system of directions given in three dimensions based around the number system and some number words have lexical meanings as well.

Other

Questions are indicated with the word "thiki" at the start of a sentence.

The suffix "le" indicates an attempt to do something.