p  b  f  v    m
t  d          n  l
c  g                 h
s                r

w   u  a  i   y
     o   e
    au   ai
    eu   oi


orande vaille sí bár
cím se naraille dau
samma heyollu sí wewácen te
cirisád poyande fai
ó sámen ya taurru sóm
sestá aulan cé finse


* accent: penult if long or closed, antepenult otherwise.
* simple: conjugate, decline 100% regular
* SOV
* adverb: ai

Nouns:

* Nouns and adjectives decline similarly.  All nouns in -a, adjectives
  in -e.

N. -a   -au        -e   -eu
A. -á   -áwe       -é   -éwe
G. -as  -áme       -es  -éme
D. -at  -ante      -et  -ente
L. -ani -anne      -eni -enne

(sora, "tree")
sora    sorau
sorá    soráwe
soras   soróme
sorat   sorante
sorani  sorenne

* Pronouns just like nouns;
     ind.            poss.
   na   rau         ane  re
   la   assau       ale  se
   a    au, aimau   te   aime

* this:
* that:
* that:


Verbs:

* trivial conjugation:
   active        middle      passive
    -n -r       -nu  -ru    -ním  -rím
    -l -s       -lu  -su    -lím  -sím
    -  -mi      -to  -myo   -tím  -mím

* Basic stem, perfect stem.  Both must end in a vowel or a single
  consonant.

* past: basic stem or basic stem with -e- for consonant stems
* present: S-ya-
* future: S-wai-  (sestáwain)

* infinitive: -nda
* participle: -pe

* 


EXAMPLES:

I don't see him/her:   ód á wácyan.
I want:                mulen.
I want to go:          baryanda mulen.
I want him to go:      á baryanda mulen.  we:
                          á baryapé mulen.

Normally "ya" and "we" are postpositive.  However they can lead a
clause or list, but in that case a postpositive placeholder is
required, í.

    I know but do not understand:
        oryan, ó y'ócyan.
        oryan, y'ó í ócyan.

VOCABULARY:

bár-, bebár-, "to go.
í, postpostive anaphora
ma, m', "for"
mul-, memul-, "to want"
ó, ód, "not; no"
óc-, -, "to understand; to know"
or-, oror-, "to know"
stá-, sestá-, "to stand"
wác, wewác-, "to see"
we, w', "or"
ya, y', "and, but"