Modern Ikotan

General information
Modern Ikotan, or Iekotanria C əyen, is a language spoken by the Ik people of Eastern Nretya. It is a worn down version of the complicated Ancient Ikotan, where most of the Modern Ikotan letters come from. However, there are some letter borrowings from Nadarian script.

Alphabet
The Modern Ikotan Alphabet is: a e i o u ə y r l n h k s z g d t j c. In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the Modern Ikotan alphabet is this:  ä  ɛ i o u  ə  j ɾ l n h k s z g  d̪   t̪   ʤ ʧ

Phonotactics
There is an average amount of consonant clusters allowed in each syllable, these are: n, h, k, z, g, d, and t with either an r, l, or y before or after it, depending on where it is in the syllable. You can also put s in front of any of those clusters or in front of a single letter. The phonological restraints look like this: (s)(C)(L)V(L)(C), L being either r, l, or y, and C being any other consonant.

Grammar
There are no articles or adpositions. The sentence order is VSO. Adjectives must match case and tense. There is no pluralization in Modern Ikotan; if a noun's number is specified, just treat the number itself as an adjective i.e. the three in "three wolves" is treated as an adjective, and native speakers will say "three wolf", because there is no pluralization indicated in nouns. There are four pronouns, ni, nos, lis, and gis. Definitions are given below. Verbs are conjugated according to these four pronouns. There are three verb types, two with a subtype not much different from the original. The main types are -el, -en, and -et. The two subtypes are -an and -it.

In the following tables, verb forms and conjugation are shown. In order from left to right, the top row is the ni and nos forms, and the bottom row is the lis and gis forms.