Anjelker

General information
Language of the land of Anjelk.

NOUNS / NAMA
-The basic singular form of a noun always ends in a consonant. This form is used for the definite singular subject.

-Its plural is made up by adding an -a.

-Nouns have no gender.

CASES
-Nouns adopt different endings depending on the function they perform within the sentence:

Example: hynt (dog)

-Indefiniteness is expressed by the suffix -ik, as seen.-There are no articles to express definiteness.

-There are no prepositions. Suffixes are used instead, added to the definite or indefinit basic form:

ADJECTIVES / ANNAMA
-Adjectives are formed with the ending -e.

-Adjectives agree in number and case with the noun they define and they are usually located after it:

Example: hynt hroke (black dog)

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
Equality: - erze bi ....

Ke dom sev dah  erze bi   en  (My house is as big as yours.)

Superiority: - enke xę ...

Ke dom sev dah  enke xę   en ''. (My house is bigger than yours)''

Inferiority: - ense xę ...

Ke dom sev dah  ense xę   en. (My house is less big than yours)

VERBS / KORHA
Infinitive: formed by adding the endig -an to the basic noun form.

Gerund:  formed by adding the   endig  -ak  to the basic noun form.

 Past Partciple:   formed by adding the   endig  -ath  to the basic noun form.

All verbs are conjugated in a single and regular conjugation, both in indicative and subjunctive mode.

Compound tenses are formed with the conjugation of the auxiliary verb dan and the past participle of the main verb

Verbos modales / Korha ęnantwa

Modal verbs can be conjugated following the general rules. They are followed by the main verb in infinitive. If there is a pronoun with the function of Direct Object, it is usually placed in between.