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'''plóstar niskaz''' – a hairy dog | '''plóstar niskaz''' – a hairy dog | ||
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Keyesel
Phonology=
Nouns
Most nouns have a root of one or two syllables.
bebér – man
lisku – woman
narig – child
trús – boy
sleg – girl
niskaz – dog
prul – cat
Plural is formed by the suffix -le
bebérle – men
liskule – women
narigle – children
trusle – boys
slegle – girls
niskazle – dogs
prulle – cats
Nouns are also inflected for case. Case suffixes go after the plural suffix.
| Singular | Plural | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accusative | bebért | man | bebérlet | men |
| Lative | bebéraz | to the/a man | bebérleaz | to (the) men |
| Locative | bebérke | at a/the man | bebérleke | at (the) men |
| Ablative | bebérsul | from the/a man | bebérlesul | from (the) men |
Adjectives
Adjectives are placed before the nouns they modify:
prikól – big, large
prikól bebér – a large man
pris – small, little
pris meska – a small house
gélta – hungry
gélta prus – a hungry boy
plóstar – hairy
plóstar niskaz – a hairy dog
klésk – dead
klésk prul – a dead cat
