Grigiva Desten

Introduction
Grigiva Desten (After modernization), Grigiva Destán (before getting rid of diacritics) or simply (Grigiva) is one of the daughter of the Proto-Grelerian language. In reality it's a huge redesign of Proto-Grelerian.

It tends to have a lot of a posteriori words and similarities with English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Alternate Orthographies
Some words don't have letter that correspond to the phoneme, they have a special pronounciation, and it's normal: Grigiva seeks a unique orthography and beautiful.

Pronouns

 * Instrumental has the same function as: "with ..."," thanks to ...", "accompanied by ...", and "using ..."
 * Use third person for demonstrative determiner or demonstrative pronoun.

Cases
Exceptions:

Examples:
 * Species (Jenis) / Species-GEN = Jenisum
 * God (Walus [valus] ) / God.GEN = Walim


 * I gave the child my apple - Kio dine antenda ikis daplet
 * She's here with my brother = Uto hibi ikis brotonźa
 * It is the speech of my brother = đio piagi ikis brotom
 * The god's strength = Silix walim

Regular verb conjugations
Just replace -am ending for conjugations
 * Interrogative: n- / m-
 * Conditionnal: e(d)- (can fit with interrogative)

Participles

 * If unspeakable, add that is in parenthese, otherwise don't.

Interrogative pronouns
Why do you have eaten my apples? = Kiel jao mbline ikis daplet?

Relative clause
To build a relative clause, we use the pronoun "kue" that is put at the start of the relative clause. The relative clause is after the main clause, so it will make: Main clause "kue" Relative clause.

Conjunctive clauses
A clause is said to be conjunctive when it begins with a subordinating conjunction.
 * SUBJECT - A conjunctive clause can be the subject of a verb. It then functions as a nominative name. The particle is "kay"
 * COMPLETIVE - Conjunctive clauses are found as a complement to modality verbs; They are found after a modality verb. The particle is "kue" (Complete the verb as a COD) / "kuen" (to complete the verb as a COI)
 * CIRCUMSTANCIAL
 * Time (when, until, while, before, since) = The respective particles are = hono, sempa, keti, sebe, seja
 * Goal (Same as supine) (for, to + ing, etc) = The particle is = unta
 * Supine / Coordinate Circumstancial clause, e.g I'm here to eat apples; to is the particle we're talking about, and the verb eat is in infinite form like english and the particle is before the verb in infinite form.
 * Consequence = The particle is = kuala
 * Concession (even if, though) = The particle is = jiki
 * Cause (because) = The particle is = lanas
 * Comparison (as, like) = The particle is = peli
 * Assumption = The particle is = sumi

Syntax

 * Word Order (declarative): SVO
 * Word Order (Verb emphasis): VSO
 * Orders:
 * AdjN; DemN; ArtN

Lexicon
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/134MDJAlhFvEOddbCuzqwEhsMc51GZ2lAtrASp15V0KY/edit?usp=sharing

1. From BLR "Seagulls (Stop It Now)"
- One day, I was walking, and I saw this big log. Then, I rolled the log over and underneath was a tiny little stick. And I was like, "That log had a child!"

Sem heri, kio śumo, en kio snumau đio raya źise. Kedian kio klamau đio źise en đio cumo dipa kecim pici tenke. En kio evumo: "đio raya jumau ante! "

-- one day 1SG walk-IMPERF.PAST and 1SG see-UNIT.PAST 3SG.INANIM big log then 1SG roll.over-IMPERF.PAST 3SG.INANIM log and be-IMPERF.PAST underneath tiny little stick.NOM and 1SG be.like-IMPERF.PAST 3SG.INANIM log have(get)-UNIT.PAST child --