Gods!

Concept. More a language than anything, the idea was for words to be related to the gods which rules over them. As such, there are eight classes of words (one for each of the principal gods). There aren't strict genders, although pronouns for people aggree with the god they align with most. This is intended mostly as a dictionary concept, however light inflection will be present.

Inflection

Different types of words are inflected to show different things. Nouns show only number (Single, Pactual [few] or Plural [many]) and part of speech (Subject, diresct objet, indierect object & locative although some forms repeat usage). Prepositions show mood(albeit that a preposition's only function is to change the mood to be hypothedical; Mood is not handled well, if at all, in English and it is not easy to explain) and part of speech (which they modifiy). Adjectives inflect with their own type, however inherit the part of speech and number from the word they modifiy. While useless and confusing from a practical point of view, this would allow one to list off adjectives in the beginning, then require the listen to pair them together later.

Verbs have as many forms as nouns (one least-used one is a lump-catogorey for all the "fun" [I.E. irregualr] words) but inflect also for aspect and tense (it is improper in grammar not to define a subject, and in casual situations it may be omitted when it is obvious, however, it is proper to let an adjective stand for a noun).

Adverbs are much like adjectives, but take the number from the verb (still changing to their own suit). Adverbs may only be placed with a strong verb.

"Jawn" & "Thingything"

As an adjective will be explicitly inflected to yell "hey! I'm describing a noun!" so the word "thing" is unneeded, should it be paired with an adjective. When any uncertan mood (prepositive, conditional, ect.) is employed it may be used to ask what has a certan adjective).

Abstract conculded.

Word Order

Sentences are typically formed to the folloing rules, however this is just a giude to typical grammar.

1. Articles are placed directly before the noun they modifiy.

2. Adjectives & Adverbs are placed Directly after the noun they modifiy.

3. The object statement is usually first.

4. The subject statement is usually second.

5. An Inderect Object comes after the subject.

6. The verb is usually last.

In English grammar, this would become (from "The boy the the ball to Martha") "The Ball, The Boy, Martha Threw (to)."

Furthermore, one regularity exisits between all types execpt for the Temae class in the singluar. All pronouns are inherently first person, and may be made second ("you") and third ("he", "she" or "it") person by the addition of an A or E respectivly. For the singular form of the Temae class, P and K are used for second and third persons respectively.

Noun Types

Favian (-an) Suffi

Firendships, Relationships, fun, parties, responsible for people, imagination, muse. Blond, muscular, good natured, “The Sun God”, fire god, optimism, fire red eyes. Main god. Middle child. Honoured with Alcoholic Beverages & song / dance.

Pronoun Stem: Fav-

Definate Article Stem: V-

Indefinate Article Stem: Av-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-ana	-ane	-ani	-ano
Pactual		-an	-en	-in	-on
Plural		-ena	-ene	-eni	-eno

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-an	-en	-in
Pactual		-ans	-ens	-ins
Plural		-ana	-ene	-ini

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-a	-e	-i
Pactual		-as	-es	-is
Plural		-asa	-esa	-isi

Gemilleia (-eia) Suffi

Bad News, Old crone, represents bad tidings, misfortune, and the future, life (“Mother Nature” figure) & Death, mean, bitchy, always looks out for others, pessimism “grandmother” to Favian honored with Tea, scones & teacakes.

Pronoun Stem: Gem-

Definate Article Stem: M-

Indefinate Article Stem: Em-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-i	-e	-a	-o
Pactual		-ia	-ie	-ii	-io
Plural		-ui	-ei	-ai	-oi

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-i	-e	-a
Pactual		-is	-es	-as
Plural		-isi	-ese	-asa

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-a	-e	-i
Pactual		-as	-es	-is
Plural		-asa	-esa	-isi

Selescio (-cio) Suffi

God of love. Bisexual & Try-sexual. Pink hair, golden eyes. Athletic, lean muscles. Sports, contests, chance. A narcissist. Handsomeness. Favian's Brother. Eldest. Honored with Mirrors, sweets, sugar, milk, honey.

Pronoun Stem: Sele-

Definate Article Stem: E-

Indefinate Article Stem: Le-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-co	-ce	-ca	-ci
Pactual		-cio	-cie	-cia	-cii
Plural		-io	-ie	-ia	-ii

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-co	-so	-zo
Pactual		-c	-s	-z
Plural		-cos	-sos	-zos

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-ca	-ci	-co
Pactual		-sa	-si	-so
Plural		-za	-zi	-zo

Selienia (-nia) Suffi

Goddess of the past, classicism. beginnings and sweetness. Represents femininity, Beauty and dignity, Flowers. Favian's Mother. Gemilleia's Daughter. A bit plump & a touch like an “old mother” type. Pale. Liliac hair, Violet eyes. Honored with Flowers & Berries.

Pronoun Stem: Seli-

Definate Article Stem: l-

Indefinate Article Stem: El-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-ia	-ie	-io	-ii
Pactual		-nia	-nie	-nio	-nii
Plural		-na	-ne	-no	-ni

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-ai	-ei	-oi
Pactual		-asi	-esi	-osi
Plural		-ais	-eis	-ois

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-a	-e	-o
Pactual		-as	-es	-os
Plural		-asa	-ese	-oso

Iox (-ox) Suffi

God of time & fortune. Tan skin, dark red eyes, angular features. Black hair. Selienia's husband. God of clockwork mechanisms. Honored with Cheese & Wine.

Pronoun Stem: Kos-

Definate Article Stem: K-

Indefinate Article Stem: Ix-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-os	-od	-of	-ok
Pactual		-ox	-ax	-ex	-ix
Plural		-is	-id	-if	-ik

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-os	-od	-ok
Pactual		-os	-ods	-oks
Plural		-oso	-odo	-oko

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-osos	-osod	-osok
Pactual		-odos	-odod	-odok
Plural		okos	okod	okok

Sheraer (-aer) Suffi

Goddess of air, bimbosity. Blonde. Light, bubbly personality. Valley Girl. Moon Goddess. Loofah sponges, beauty products, ect. Favian's Sister. Youngest. Honroed with... certan bobily fluids....

Pronoun Stem: Sh-

Definate Article Stem: R-

Indefinate Article Stem: Er-

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		-er	-ir	-or	-ar
Pactual		-aer	-eer	-ier	-oer
Plural		-ae	-ee	-ie	-oe

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-er	-ir	-or
Pactual		-e	-i	-o
Plural		-ere	-iri	-oro

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		-ers	-irs	-ors
Pactual		-eres	-iris	-oros
Plural		-erese	-irisi	-oroso

Temae (Te-) Prefi

God of wisdom & Knowledge. Old man with a long beard, wears a cloak, indistinguishable facial features. Husband to Gemilleia. God of earth. Honrored with dirt & treebark.

Pronoun Stem: -mae

Definate Article Stem: -m

Indefinate Article Stem: -me

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		E-	I-	O-	A-
Pactual		Te-	Ti-	To-	Ta-
Plural		Se-	Si-	So-	Sa-

Perfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		E-	I-	O-
Pactual		Te-	Ti-	To-
Plural		Ete-	Iti-	Oto-

Imperfect

		Past	Present	Future
Singular		E-	I-	O-
Pactual		Se-	Si-	So-
Plural		Ese-	Isi-	Oso-

Portri (So- or -tri) Irregular

God of water & ice, Blue hair & ice blue eyes lean build point ears, angular features. Selienia's Brother. Gay. Honored with Purified water & fish.

No nouns are in this catogorey, however the irregular pronouns, articles and other parts of speech are below.

		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		Po ("I")	Pos ("Me")	Poso ("Me")	Posi ("My")
Pactual		Tri ("We")	Otri ("Us")	Otrio ("Us")	Otrio ("Our")
Plural		Potri ("We")	Potris ("All of Us")	Potr ("All of Us")	Poto ("All of Ours")

"The"		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		So	Sos	Sot	Sots
Pactual		Sotri	Sotro	Sotris	Sotrin
Plural		Tri	Tro	Tros	Trosi

"A"		Subjective (Subject)	Objective (Direct Object)	Dative (Indirect Object)	Locative, Instrumental & Gentive
Singular		O	Os	Oi	Ois
Pactual		To	Tos	Toi	Tois
Plural		Ti	Tis	Tio	Tios

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