Éket

General information
Eket is the sister language of Fèngë.

Consonants
/ʀ/ is allophone of /r/.

Vowels
/e/ is allophonically pronounced like /ɛ/.

Phonotactics
Consonant clusters of 2 consonants are allowed in beginning of the word.

Pronouns
The declension is same as for nouns ending in vowel. All languages of the family share this trait.

Nouns
Nouns have 6 cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, and postpositional. Fusion of many nouns is also included.

Here's the example declension of some nouns of different declensions, normal, ë last vowel, vowel ending, and a ending.

Verbs
Verbs have 2 different conjugations, -ek and -ok for imperfect and perfect. Perfect The moods and other features are indicated with prefixes. Example verb: kár- (to do)

Moods (explained with 3sg form):

Derived verbs
š(C)(V)(C)Vkar- (to cause), s(C)(V)(C)Vkar- (to be done), as(C)(V)(C)Vkar- (not to do)

Derived nouns
káröm (thing that does;nonhuman), kárös (doer;human), aškár- (... that causes), ankár- (... that is done), askár- (... that doesn't do), takáröm (thing that did), yakaröm (thing that will do), dakaröm (thing that will do;perfect)...

Derived adjectives
kárep (that does)...

Derived adverbs
karáx (while doing)...

Note: all is also inflected by consonant harmony, e.g. *šdatakár becomes ždatakár and so on.

Adjectives
Adjectives are formed in many different ways and don't decline as nouns.

List of derivations
Under construction.

Syntax
The syntax is VOS, which means that to say "Man goes to wide river" in Eket we will not say *Ašár axábad kába párax da but Axábad kába párax da ašár.

But in simple sentences the syntax is basic SV.

Trivia

 * Eket was a feminine noun in Old Fèngë.
 * Because of many 2-syllable word roots with only 3 consonants in Abarák languages (Fèngë, Eket...), there was a widespread incorrect idea of Abarak languages having triliteral roots.