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phonology

MaV / P labial dental alveolar post-alveolar velar uvular
nasal M m N n Ň ň N̂ n̂
voiceless stop P p T t K k Q q
voiced stop B b D d G g X x
voiceless africate C c Č č
voiced africate J j J̌ ǰ
voiceless fricative F f Þ þ S s Š š H h
voiced fricative V v Ð ð Z z Ž ž Ř ř
median approximant W w R r Y y (W w)
lateral approximant L l
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H / FaR front unround front round back unround backround
close I i Ü ü U u
mid E e Ö ö Ə ə O o
open A a

grammar

syntax

VSO

[main word] cxan [ad 1] pan [ad 2] pan et cetera

morphology

verb conjuation

regular cerbs

regular verbs have the following suffices, in the bellow order

subject

tense

aspect

Only for transitive verbs:

direct object

Only for ditransitive verbs:

indirect object

irregular Verbs

the copula has different stems depending on the subject

nouns

there are seven noun classes, listed here with the letters A B C D E F G, and nouns of a certain class *typically* end with the vowels a i u ü e o and ö, respectively

cases, listed in no particular order

plural nouns use the suffix -s

adjectives and agree with nouns in class, case, and number
the final vowel of the adjective changes to the asociated vowel for that class
the case and number suffixes are the same as the one for nouns

the indefinite article is am, iv, us, ünx, ef, on, öz, depending on the class, with case and number suffixed to the end, like adjectives and nouns
the definite article is the same as but with t at the start