Cases and Moods
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The cases and moods of Dírma
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5. Grammar
8. Numerals
12. Transitive Verbs
13. Verbal Nouns
14. Word Order
Genetive:Use a possessive pronoun before the object or add the corresponding possessive clitic (m' and d' being examples). The adposition "na" also initiates genitive case.
Vocative:
Use the vocative particle "ba" (or the clitic b') and add initial mutation to the noun. If the noun begins with sh which mutates to h, b'h becomes bh', if the noun begins with i,e or u, b'h again becomes bh'. See here for consonant mutation and here for vowels.
Imperative
Vocative doubles as imperative. When used as imperative, the verb is not conjugated. If the verb begins with i, e or u, change b' to bh', if the verb begins with sh which mutates to h, b'h becomes bh'. Bí becomes bó.
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