Verbs

Verbs end in -æɔ. Here are their conjugations in the present, habitual tense.

• 1 person, singular –æ
• 2 person, singular –æt
• 3 person, singular –æs
• 1 person, plural –æn
• 2 person, plural –ætet
• 3 person, plural –æn

Nouns

Nouns have five cases: nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, and locative. They have two genders: feminine and masculine.

Masculine

• Nominative singular –
• Nominative plural –e
• Accusative singular –de
• Accusative singular –ede
• Genitive singular –ne
• Genitive plural –ene
• Dative singular –le
• Dative plural –ele
• Locative singular –te
• Locative plural –ete

Feminine

• Nominative singular –at
• Nominative plural –ate
• Accusative singular –atde
• Accusative singular –atede
• Genitive singular –atne
• Genitive plural –atene
• Dative singular –atle
• Dative plural –atele
• Locative singular –atte
• Locative plural –atete

Adjectives

Adjectives have three forms for two numbers and two genders. Numbers act as adjectives.

Masculine

• Declarative, singular –
• Declarative, plural –e
• Comparative, singular –am
• Comparative, plural -ame
• Superlative, singular –ak
• Superlative, plural –ake

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• Declarative, singular –at
• Declarative, plural –ate
• Comparative, singular –atam
• Comparative, plural -atame
• Superlative, singular –atak
• Superlative, plural –atake