Vnïlath

Classification and Dialects [Tähinöm yä Dyaläkäs]
A neighbor of Mwádrós but with some changes to the phonology and syntax, it uses an extended version of the Vhálúm'nir Mwádrós Script.

Consonants [Wamwäs]
In total the language has 18 sullied/impure consonants (vhä wamwäs) and 14 unsullied/pure consonants (dovhä wamwäs), totaling 32 consonants. * r at the end can sound as a vowel like in German.
 * Unsullied: m,n,p,b,t,d,k,g, ',s/z,x, y, w, l;
 * Sullied: mw, nw, nh, ng/gh, pw, bw, tw, dw, th/dh, q, gw, sh/zh, r, lh, 'h, vw, v/vh, lw;

** /w/ is also a consonant.

Vowels [Yamwäs]
* r is not a vowel but it sounds as one.

Phonotactics [Vonösgüxös]
(C)(C)V(V)(C)(C)

Writing System [Gäshä Sistämü]
* "-" can have no sound, pause or glottal stop depending on the context.

Nouns
Nouns can be declined by Definiteness, Gender, Number and Case.

Aspect of Control is similar to Hawaiian Language where you can control/create or not some nouns. Plural is marked with "da" after the noun.Example: Äg-San'näda (The sons (that I control / created) --> My sons)

Cases are marked with a small article after the noun. Example: My sons - Ix sä äg-San'näda.

Verbs
Verbs always end in ar/ä with some exceptions Ulad(to be), Dalüd(to have) and Vyath(to do).

All Tenses go before the verb joined by "-". Example: I did it and undid it - Löm-vyath Ix ga Ilhä.

The Interrogative mood is expressed by adding the particle "thalos" to the end of the sentence.

Syntax
VSO - Affirmatives.

V(n)SO - Negatives (n - negative particle thä)

VSO A? - Interrogative (A - particle for Interrogative mood thalos)