Vnïlath

Classification and Dialects [Tähinöm yä Dyaläkäs]
A neighbor of Mwádrós but with some changes to the phonology and syntax, it uses an extended version of the Vhálúm'nir Mwádrós Script.

Consonants [Wamwäs]
In total the language has 18 sullied/impure consonants (vhä wamwäs) and 14 unsullied/pure consonants (dovhä wamwäs), totaling 32 consonants. * r at the end can sound as a vowel like in German.
 * Unsullied: m,n,p,b,t,d,k,g, ',s/z,x, y, w, l;
 * Sullied: mw, nw, nh, ng/gh, pw, bw, tw, dw, th/dh, q, gw, sh/zh, r, lh, 'h, vw, v/vh, lw;

** /w/ is also a consonant.

Vowels [Yamwäs]
* r is not a vowel but it sounds as one.

Phonotactics [Vonösgüxös]
(C)(C)V(V)(C)(C)

Writing System [Gäshä Sistämü]
* "-" can have no sound, pause or glottal stop depending on the context.

Nouns [Toda]
Nouns can be declined by Definiteness, Gender, Number and Case.

Aspect of Control is similar to Hawaiian Language where you can control/create or not some nouns. Plural is marked with "da" after the noun.Example: Äg-San'näda (The sons (that I control / created) --> My sons)

Cases are marked with a small article after the noun. Example: My sons - Ix sä äg-San'näda.

Verbs [Fäläda]
Verbs always end in ar/ä with some exceptions Ulad(to be), Dalüd(to have) and Vyath(to do).

All Tenses go before the verb joined by "-". Example: I did it and undid it - Löm-vyath Ix ga Ilhä.

The Interrogative mood is expressed by adding the particle "thalos" to the end of the sentence.

Syntax [Xordinä]
VSO - Affirmatives.

V(n)SO - Negatives (n - negative particle thä)

VSO A? - Interrogative (A - particle for Interrogative mood thalos)