Satra'

Phonotactics
If the gemination is not morphological, alike consonants are divided by shva.

Grammar
The basis of Satra' morphology is the root of a word, which consists in most cases of two open syllables, to which prefixes, suffixes and infixes are connected for word formation and inflection.The gemination of root vowels and the second consonant is also implied. For example, from root si.lhu (learn, study) words siqlhu (student), esiqlhu (teacher) siitlhu (school), ksitlhu (ignorance), sitlhuf (to study) are derived.

Nouns
Nouns are distinguished by having -t- or -q- as an infix and can be divided according to "models' in which they are formed:

1)the "actor" model. Characterized by infix -q-. Examples: ''riqshu (lit. the one who passes, warrior), riqtu ''(a cook)

2)the "place" model. Formed by gemination of the first vowel and infix -t-, e.g. ''hiitna (lit. ''a place for living, house)

3)the "instrument" model. Formed by infix -q- and gemination of the second vowel. E.g. ''lheqyuu (lit. ''a means of walking, transport)

4)the "name of an action" model. Formed by infix -t- and is employed as gerund. The accusative of such nouns is used as infinitive, while the locative as a participle. Qatrif qatril, shtuunkug. (Playing games, they didn't think about him.)

Nouns are not divided into any classes, thus their declension is standart.