Adjectives agree with the nouns they modify for number. They are inflected as follows:
Singular Plural
Regular Form: - -:
Major Comparative: -mos -:moes
Superlative: -aros -:eeroes
Minor Comparative: -los -:loes
Anti-Superlative: -levos -:lievoes
"Enel": "tall" Would be inflected as follows:
Singular Plural
Reg: Enel Eniel
Major Comparative: Enelmos Enielmoes
Superlative: Enelaros Enieleeroes
Minor Comparative: Enelos Enieloes
Anti-Superlative: Enelevos Enielievoes
And would, followed by Dham, plural Dhamae, definite Dhamav/Dhamavae, "man" translate like this:
Singular Plural
Reg: (a) Tall man Tall men
Major Comparative: (a) taller man Taller men
Superlative: (the) Tallest man (the) Tallest men
Minor Comparative: (a) less tall (shorter) man shorter men
Anti-Superlative: (the) least tall (shortest) man (the) shortest men
Pronouns:
The personal pronouns are as follows:
I thou (you) He She
1st masc 1st fem 2nd m 2nd f 3rd m 3rd f
N Dien Oo Kel Ar Thez Ym
G Nan Oo lan Arn Then Yn
C * Oot * * Thet Yt
M -------------------------------------------- Thel Ylli
R Nou Ou lou rou dhou Y
P ------------------------------------------------------------
E Nir Oor lir Are ther Yr
A nel * * * thie *
D nach Ooch lech ** ** **
We You (Y'all) They
1st plur 2nd plur 3rd plur
N Mast Dar Thiez
G Man darn thien
C * dart thiet
M ----------------------------------- thiel
R Masou darva thiu
P Mos dars thies
E Mar * thier
A * * *
D mach darch **
*Identical to nominative.
** Identical to genitive.
Grammar
Word order is OVS. When there is a dative in a sentence, the word order is switched to DVSO. Adjectives usually precede the noun they modify. Nouns in the Genitive (which is identical in form but not in function to the dative) also precede the noun they modify, unless that noun is also modified by an adjective, in which case the genitive follows. Prepositions work in the same way, if there is an adjective or genitive before the noun, the preposition follows, placed after any genitive that might be there. This area is subject to change while I work the kinks out.