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==Nouns== | ==Nouns== | ||
Nouns in Sarkezhe decline for case. The cases are standard, genitive, allative, ablative, and illative. Nouns are categorized into nine noun classes (or '''cat'''egories): | Nouns in Sarkezhe decline for case. The cases are standard, genitive, allative, ablative, and illative. | ||
===Noun Class=== | |||
Nouns are categorized into nine noun classes (or '''cat'''egories): | |||
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Noun declension differs depending on if the noun root has front or back vowels, | ===Noun Declension=== | ||
Noun declension differs depending on if the noun root has front or back vowels, according to the vowel harmony rules of Sarkezhe. | |||
==Pronouns== | ==Pronouns== | ||
Personal pronouns, like nouns, decline for case. There are first-person and second-person singular as well as plural pronouns. Each noun class has its own third-person pronoun. | Personal pronouns, like nouns, decline for case. There are first-person and second-person singular, as well as plural, pronouns. Each noun class has its own third-person pronoun. | ||
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Revision as of 11:33, 24 April 2024
Sarkezhe is a synthetic language.
Nouns
Nouns in Sarkezhe decline for case. The cases are standard, genitive, allative, ablative, and illative.
Noun Class
Nouns are categorized into nine noun classes (or categories):
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| I | Cats |
| II | Diminutive animate |
| III | Augmentative animate |
| IV | Soft or spongy |
| V | Hard or rough |
| VI | Liquid |
| VII | Container/House |
| VIII | Tool |
| IX | Warm/Abstract |
Noun Declension
Noun declension differs depending on if the noun root has front or back vowels, according to the vowel harmony rules of Sarkezhe.
Pronouns
Personal pronouns, like nouns, decline for case. There are first-person and second-person singular, as well as plural, pronouns. Each noun class has its own third-person pronoun.