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On top of the five basic cases, Aoma has got two partial cases: | On top of the five basic cases, Aoma has got two partial cases: | ||
*Some '''locative''' forms ending in ''xu'' exist: '' | *Some '''locative''' forms ending in ''xu'' exist: ''ketyxu'' (in the town), ''gehixu'' (in the house, at home) | ||
**There is also a form ''ogehixu'' which means "outside the house" | **There is also a form ''ogehixu'' which means "outside the house" | ||
*Divine gender has some time nouns with '''temporal''' cases and so many other specialities that they once formed their own gender (something between Div & N): ''hala'' (day), ''öhäly'' (night, Div in other forms), ''rola'' (the previous day, yesterday), ''nala'' (the following day, tomorrow) | *Divine gender has some time nouns with '''temporal''' cases and so many other specialities that they once formed their own gender (something between Div & N): ''hala'' (day), ''öhäly'' (night, Div in other forms), ''rola'' (the previous day, yesterday), ''nala'' (the following day, tomorrow) | ||
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'''Adverbs' comparative''' is formed similarly through vowel lengthening and '''superlative''' by changing the last vowel of corresponding adjective superlative: ''efirrä'' → ''efirrää'' → ''anefirret'''ä''''', (happily → more happily → most happily) | '''Adverbs' comparative''' is formed similarly through vowel lengthening and '''superlative''' by changing the last vowel of corresponding adjective superlative: ''efirrä'' → ''efirrää'' → ''anefirret'''ä''''', (happily → more happily → most happily) | ||
*Adverbs are added directly after the verb they modify: ''Efas efirrä | *Adverbs are added directly after the verb they modify: ''Efas efirrä kyy ketysee.'' (They live happily in the town.) | ||
Negative forms can be created with ''o(w)'' prefix: ''oware'' (non-divine, mundane from ''are'' meaning divine) | Negative forms can be created with ''o(w)'' prefix: ''oware'' (non-divine, mundane from ''are'' meaning divine) | ||
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**Also ''ö'': ''ökevi'' (night sky) | **Also ''ö'': ''ökevi'' (night sky) | ||
*Again, repeat, re-: ''sa'': ''samillo'' (irrigate, remoisten) | *Again, repeat, re-: ''sa'': ''samillo'' (irrigate, remoisten) | ||
*Internal, into, intra-: ''fa'': '' | *Internal, into, intra-: ''fa'': ''faketyre'' (inside town walls, urban) | ||
*External, out, extra-: ''vo'': ''vokevore'' (outside empire borders, foreign) | *External, out, extra-: ''vo'': ''vokevore'' (outside empire borders, foreign) | ||
*Between, middle, inter-: ''po'': ''porranol'' (between Grundet and Spiritual World or planets, intermundane) | *Between, middle, inter-: ''po'': ''porranol'' (between Grundet and Spiritual World or planets, intermundane) | ||
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''Pan uu! Doo!'' "Going now! Bye!" | ''Pan uu! Doo!'' "Going now! Bye!" | ||
''''' | '''''Ketysi''''' | ||
*"From town" language spoken with less familiar people and in casual conversations. Mainly the basic form of Aoma perhaps with a couple of informalities. | *"From town" language spoken with less familiar people and in casual conversations. Mainly the basic form of Aoma perhaps with a couple of informalities. | ||