Language of Àllars - Nouns
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Description of nouns types in LoÀ, nouns conjugation principles and usage examples.
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1. Strong, light and other nouns
Nouns that begin with a consonant are divided into two groups: strong and light nouns. There is no way to distinct one from another without prefixes and distinction between them is only an artistic operation. In those two types prefixes are always present. Nouns that doesn't begin with a consonant are called other nouns (é-Varkimr im) and doesn't have prefixes in singular form.
Examples:
SN -> hammer - é-Nayàhir
LN -> water - á-Gàr
ON -> dream - Alam
2. Combining plural form of noun and cases
To declense nouns in plural form you must obey this rules:
- declensing plural SNs change é to ài and add case letter on the beginning of the prefix
- declensing plural LNs change á to òu and add case letter on the beginning of the prefix
- declensing plural ONs add àu' or àu_ on the beginning of a word and add case letter on the end of newly added prefix
Examples:
SN -> hammer - é-Nayàhir (NOM,SG) - ài-Nayàhir (NOM,PL) - dài-Nayàhir (DAT,PL)
LN -> water - á-Gàr (NOM,SG) - òu-Gàr (NOM,PL) - dòu-Gàr (DAT,PL)
ON -> dream - Alam (NOM,SG) - àu'Alam or àu Alam (NOM,PL) - àud'Alam (DAT,PL)
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