Izhkut: Difference between revisions

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=== Connectives ===

Connectives are the most striking feature of Izhkut, and are often used to derive even basic words, like river(''diui-e-këdevey'', lit. ''flow.SING.INF-CON.2.INF-water-ACC''). The system to generate connectives in Izhkut is incredibly complicated.

{| class=wikitable style=text-align:center

! colspan=3 | Nominative

! colspan=3 | Accusative

! colspan=3 | Genitive

! colspan=3 | Dative

|- class = small

! 2-part

! 3-part

! Many part

! 2-part

! 3-part

! Many part

! 2-part

! 3-part

! Many part

! 2-part

! 3-part

! Many part

|-

|}

=== Derivational morphology ===

Nouns can be derived from words by connecting a verb with a noun using a connective. For example, take the word ''diui-e-këdevey''("river"). The word is an agglutinated word, comprising of the verb(''diui'', singular infinitive of ''diwëy'', "to flow"), a connective(''-e-'', an agglutinate infinitive dual form) and an accusative noun, ''këdevey''(accusative form of ''këdeval'', "water").

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 === Connectives ===
 Connectives are the most striking feature of Izhkut, and are often used to derive even basic words, like river(''diui-e-këdevey'', lit. ''flow.<small>SING</small>.<small>INF</small>-<small>CON</small>.<small>2</small>.<small>INF</small>-water-<small>ACC</small>''). The system to generate connectives in Izhkut is incredibly complicated.
+{| class=wikitable style=text-align:center
+! colspan=3 | Nominative
+! colspan=3 | Accusative
+! colspan=3 | Genitive
+! colspan=3 | Dative
+|- class = small
+! 2-part
+! 3-part
+! Many part
+! 2-part
+! 3-part
+! Many part
+! 2-part
+! 3-part
+! Many part
+! 2-part
+! 3-part
+! Many part
+|-
+|}
 === Derivational morphology ===
 Nouns can be derived from words by connecting a verb with a noun using a connective. For example, take the word ''diui-e-këdevey''("river"). The word is an agglutinated word, comprising of the verb(''diui'', singular infinitive of ''diwëy'', "to flow"), a connective(''-e-'', an agglutinate infinitive dual form) and an accusative noun, ''këdevey''(accusative form of ''këdeval'', "water").