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Articles
There is a definite and indefinite article for every gender, and also for the plural. When
using the nominative, partitive, or genitive cases, use these articles before the word:
Definite Indefinite
Living tsor
or
Non-Living tso
o
Concept tsosh osh
Plural tsosh osh
When using the accusative, dative, or locative, use these:
Definite Indefinite
Living tsar
ar
Non-Living tsa
a
Concept tsash
ash
Plural tsash
ash
The plural indefinite articles are equivalent to "some" or "any."
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Adjectives
Adjectives have to agree based on gender, number, and
case. They always follow the word they modify, and always end in a consonant. If they already end in the
letter that agrees with the noun, leave the adjective alone.
Nom./Part./Gen. Acc./Dat./Loc.
Living
-or
-ar
Non-Living
-o
-a
Concept
-osh
-ash
Plural
-ol
-al
To form comparisons, do the following:
Comparitive: Add the particle do just before the adjective.
Superlative: Add the particle dola just before the adjective.
Adverbs
Adverbs are formed by adding the ending -arra to the end of an adjective. To form comparisons,
use the same rules as for adjectives.
Adverbs must also agree with their verb in person and number:
-1st or 2nd person, singular: -s
-1st or 2nd person, plural: -z
-3rd person- no ending
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