Alel grammar

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This article is one of many about Alel

Articles

  • There is no indefinite article [English a, an]; there is only a definite article al, alike for all genders, cases and numbers [English the].
  • EXAMPLE
ketab = book, a book
al ketab = the book

Nouns

plural

  • To form the plural, add the ending -t, -at to words ending in a consonant. If a word ends in an alveolar plosive, then the endings -m, -em respectively

cases

  • There are three cases: nominative, accusative and genitive.
  • EXAMPLE
Al hunda jodabi al ulademin kucayon.
DEF.ART dog.NOM chase.PAST.3SG DEF.ART boy.PL.ACC house.GEN
The dog chased the boys' of the house.
  • Endings:
Nominative: Ø | Ø
for the purposes of freeing up word order, the nominative endings an and yan may be used.
Accusative: in | yin
Genitive: on | yon

Index

  1. Alel grammar
  2. Alel lexicon
  3. Alel phrases
  4. Alel thematic lexicon