Zeran

Alphabet
There is no difference between upper case and lower case. They are seem only as different typographic fonts.

Phonotactics

 * The stress is always in the penultimate syllable.
 * The onset can only be one of the consonants, affricates or combinations with R/L.
 * The nucleus always has a vowel and may begin or end with a semivowel.
 * The coda must be nothing or a single unvoiced fricative (except x).
 * Some clusters are allowed between syllables and in the end of the word: ks kʃ ps pʃ px fx tx.
 * The word can end with an unvoiced affricate.
 * The same vowel cannot be the next phoneme (aa, ee...).
 * Some sequences are not allowed: sz sʃ ij wu.

Genders
The genders are:
 * Everything: It is the global gender that includes everything. It is used when the specific gender is unknown.
 * Animal: It includes humans, animals, ghosts, gods, aliens and some other living things.
 * Collective: Those are the collective nouns, such as group, folk, team and company.
 * Male: Everything that is male.
 * Female: Everything that is female.
 * Object: Plants, objects and places.
 * Abstract: Abstract concepts, such as time, happiness and power.

The difference are in the determiners.

The gender Animal is used when one does not know if an person or animal is male or female. It is also used in the plural when both genders are included.

Pronouns
The definite articles without the noun are used as the third-person pronouns.

Honorifics
In some cases, the honorifics replace the second-person pronoun and they are also used as vocative.

Determiners
The nouns do not change with the plural. The plural is marked in the determiners.

Indefinite determiners and correlatives

 * tximê is used with uncountable nouns. It is also used with countable nouns when one does not know the quantity (if it is plural), and in the negative and in the interrogative (meaning "any").

Adjectives
The adjectives agrees with gender and have two cases (nominative and object).

Verbs
The infinitive uses the suffix -af.

Nominal forms

 * The infinitive can be used as a noun that names the action.
 * The gerunds and the participles can be used either as noun or as adjective.

Indicative

 * The infinitive suffix is replaced with one of these suffixes.
 * Stative verbs cannot be conjugated in the perfective.

Adverbial particles

 * süne: It means immediate past and future.

Stage aspect

 * The prefixes are optional.

Relative aspect
The relative tenses are expressed with auxiliary verbs followed by the main verb in the infinitive.

Subjunctive

 * Conjunctive
 * Hypothetical
 * Conditional

Other auxiliary verbs

 * bleskyaf: It means that a possibility exists (may).
 * provonaf: Causative.
 * ïmugaf: It means that something is in a state to start doing something.
 * dêzaf: Any movement (go, come, leave, arrive).
 * ïdzaf: The identity/Classification copula (to be a, to be the).
 * likraf: The locative copula.
 * sëtaf: The copula that represents states.
 * fijucaf: The copula that represents characteristics.

Syntax
Any word order is possible. The accusative, dative/lative and the ablative are always marked with a preposition.

Many prepositions and particles have two cases instead of one (adverbial and nominal).

A particle is inserted after the verb to mark the negative. The same particle can be inserted after adjectives to negate them.

A particle is inserted after the verb to mark the interrogative in yes/no questions.

Relative pronouns

Subordinate sentence