Kha Adana

Classification and Dialects
Ka'adhana is a member of the D'erayan-Mysqan language family, spoken mainly in several dialects around the Mysqan peninsula. The 4 largest dialects spoken are Albarōri, Diena'ōri, Vengōri, and Mokevōri. Of the four, Albarōri is the most spoken, though Diena'ori is believed to be the original language due to its common use under the rule of the Yasi'inan Emperors over a thousand years ago.

Nouns
Nouns inflect in four cases. The Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, and Instrumental case. In the Nominative case an -a suffix replaces the last vowel of the noun if it ends in a vowel that is not -a, or it will be placed at the end of the word if the noun ends in a consonant. If the last vowel of the noun is already an -a vowel there will be a glottal stop placed between them (-a'a). In the Accusative case an -ris suffix is added. If the noun ends in a -ris or -riz a glottal stop will be placed between the r and the i, (-r'is) and the z will be replaced with an s. The Genitive case is inflected by adding a -qan suffix. Like in the Accusative case, if a noun already ends in -qan or -kan a glottal stop will be placed between the q and a. (-q'an) and the k will become a q. Lastly, In the Instrumental case an -esh (-eʃ) suffix to the end of the noun. If a noun ends in a vowel, a glottal stop will be placed between the vowel and the suffix (-o'esh). If a noun already ends in -esh or -ezh the suffix will still be added, but with the -e replaced with an -a (-ash). Nouns will inflect in three numbers. The Singular, Dual, and Plural forms. In the Singular form, no numeral suffix will be added to the noun. In the Dual form, a -ħo suffix is added after the case suffix. In the Plural/Indefinite form, an -eq suffix is added after the case suffix. If the letter before -eq is a vowel, a glottal stop will be placed between them (-a'eq)
 * Case
 * Number

Example: Sapīriseq (Base: Sapī, Accusative Case: -ris, Plural: -eq) Translation: Mice (Object)