Nordaþ determiners

The Nordaþ language uses determiners in a mostly similar way to English. The main difference is that that they "agree" with what they refer to in terms of both number (singular/plural) and gender (masculine/feminine) and inflect to show placement.

Demonstrative determiners

Nordaþ language
Pronunciation Writing system Grammar Determiners Nouns Cases Affixes Pronouns Adjectives Prepositions Verbs Conjugation

Nordaþ has three levels of demonstrative adjectives:

1. Closest to the speaker (proximal): þesämis

2. Closest to the hearer (distal): þäsemis

3. Far from both (distal): þesemis

Articles

Definite article

The definite article in Nordaþ is -de*, and attaches directly to the stem word. Any inflections to it are added after the de.

Indefinite article

The indefinite article in Nordaþ is -en*, and is used the same way that -de* is.

Possessive determiners

Unlike Romance languages, Nordaþ does not distinguish between genitive pronouns and genitive adjectives - they are both genitive pronouns in Nordaþ. (See also Nordaþ pronouns.)