Fenrir's sprake

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Fenrir's language '
Type
Alignment
Head direction
Tonal
No
Declensions
Yes
Conjugations
Yes
Genders
No
Nouns decline according to...
Case	Number
Definiteness	Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice	Mood
Person	Number
Tense	Aspect

Phonology

Consonants

	Bilabial	Labio-dental	Dental	Alveolar	Post-alveolar	Retroflex	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Pharyngeal	Epiglottal	Glottal
Nasal
Plosive
Fricative
Affricate
Approximant
Trill
Flap or tap
Lateral fric.
Lateral app.
Lateral flap

Vowels

	Front	Near-front	Central	Near-back	Back
Close
Near-close
Close-mid
Mid
Open-mid
Near-open
Open

Alphabet

A, E, I, O, U

M	N
P	B
D	T
K	L
S	Sj
H	W

Phonotactics

Grammar

	Gender	Cases	Numbers	Tenses	Persons	Moods	Voices	Aspects
Verb	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Nouns	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes
Adjectives	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes
Numbers	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes
Participles	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No
Adverb	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes
Pronouns	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
Adpositions	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
Article	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No
Particle	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No

Cases

Case	Use	Example	Affix
Location
1.Adessive	Adjacent location	Near/at/by the house.
2.Apudessive	Location next to something	Next to the house.
3.Inessive	Inside something	Inside the house.
4.Intrative	Between somethin	Between the houses.
5.Pertingent	In contact with something	Touching the house.
6.Subessive	Under/below somethin	Under the house.
7.Superessive	On the surface	On top of the house.
Motion from
8.Ablative	Movement away from something	Away from the house.
9.Delative	Movement from the surface	From the top of the house
10.Elative	Out of something	Out of the house.
11.Initiative	Starting point of an action	Beginning from the house.
Motion to
12.Allative	Movement to something	To the house.
13.Illative	Movement into something	Into the house.
14.Sublative	Movement onto or below something	Onto the hous. Under the house.
15.Terminative	Marking the ending point of an action.	As far as the house.
Motion via
16.Perlative	Movement through/along	Through/along the house
17.Prolative	Movement using a certain way or surface	By post, by car.
Morphosyntatic alignment
18.Absolutive	Patient; involuntary experiencer	He pushed the door and it opened; he slipped
19.Instrumental	Instrument; answers: With which thing?	With a knife.
20.Nominative	Agent; voluntary experiencer	He pushed the door and it opened; she paused
21.Pegative	Agent in a clause with a dative argument	He gave the book to him
Relation
22.Aversive	Avoiding or fear	Avoiding the house.
23.Attractive	Being attracted, liking	Being attracted to the house.
24.Benefactive	For, for the benefit of, intended for	For the house.
25.Causal	Because, because of	Because of the house.
26.Comitative	In company of something	With the house.
27.Dative	Shows direction or recipient	For/to the house.
28.Distributive	Distribution by piece	Per house.
29.Genetive	Shows relationship; possession	Of the house.	-rim
30.Privative	Lacking something	Without a house.
Semantics
31.Partitive	Used for amounts	Three of the houses.
32.Vocative	Used for addressing someone with our without preposition	Hey father! Father!
State
33.Adverbial	Being as something	He works as a teacher; She speaks English.
34.Comparative	Similar to something	Similar to the house.
35.Equative	Comparison with something	Like the house; house-like
36.Essive	Temporary state of being	As the caterpillar
37.Exessive	Marking a transition from a condition	From being a house... (i.e. it stops being a house)
38.Identical	showing that something is identical	Being the house.
39.Orientative	Oriented towards something	Turned towards the house.
40.Revertive	Backwards to something	Against the house.
41.Translative	Change of a condition into another	Turning into a house.

Articles

There are three types of articles: Definite and Indefinite articles. Articles conjugate according to gender, case, definiteness (definite, indefinite) and number(single, dual and plural).

	Definite Animate	Definite Inanimate	Indefinite Animate	Indefinite Inanimate
1.Adessive
2.Apudessive
3.Inessive
4.Intrative
5.Pertingent
6.Subessive
7.Superessive
8.Ablative
9.Delative
10.Elative
11.Initiative
12.Allative
13.Illative
14.Sublative
15.Terminative
16.Perlative
17.Prolative
18.Absolutive
19.Instrumental
20.Nominative
21.Pegative
22.Aversive
23.Attractive
24.Benefactive
25.Causal
26.Comitative
27.Dative
28.Distributive
29.Genetive
30.Privative
31.Partitive
32.Vocative
33.Adverbial
34.Comparatative
35.Equative
36.Essive
37.Exessive
38.Identical
39.Orientative
40.Revertive
41.Translative

Verbs

A verb is conjugated using a stem of 3 consonants.

Antonym

Each verb has an antonym form which is made by adding "ri" in front of the verb. An antonym form of a verb for example could be To Drown for To Swim or To Look in front of you and To look behind.

Negative

To make a verb negative you simply add "a" in front of it.

Person

Person	Prefix
I	Ma-
You (singular)	Me-
He	La-
She	Le-
It	Li-
We (inclusive)	Na-
We (exclusive)	Wa-
You (dual, plural)	Ne-
You (formal, singular, dual and plural)	Ni-
They	Lo-

Number and gender

Number	Animate	Inanimate
Singular	'a	'a
Dual	'e	'o
Plural	'i	'u

Tense

Tense	Infix
Future
Hodiernal future (Today)	e'e
Crastinal future (Tomorrow)	e'a
Close future (Within half a year)	e'o
Remote future (After half a year)	e'i
Unknown future	e'u
Present
Present	o
Past
Hodiernal past (Today)	i'i
Hesternal past (Yesterday)	i'a
Recent past (Up to half a year ago)	i'o
Historical past (Was part of an event in the past)	i'e
Ancestral past (legends, folklore etc.)	i'u

Mood

Mood	Meaning
1.Indicative	For factual statements.	a
2.Generic	For generalizing about things.	o'a
3.Energetic	For something the speaker strongly believes in, or wishes to emphasize.	i'i
4.Subjunctive	Used to discuss unlikely or hypothetical events, expressing opinions or emotions, or polite requests.	o'o
5.Conditional	Used for speaking of events whose realization depend on another condition.	o
6.Optative	For expressing wishes, hopes, or commands.	u'a
7.Jussive	For expressing plea, insistence, self-encouragement, wish, desire, intent,command(1st person) or consequence	u'e
8.Potential	If something is likely to happen.	i'o
9.Imperative	Used to give a direct commands, prohibitions and requests without any further argument.	e
10.Desiderative	Is used for expressing wishes and desires.	e'a
11.Dubitative	Expresses doubt or uncertainty.	u'u
12.Precative	Is used for expressing requests.	e'e
13.Inferential	Used to report an unwitnessed event.	a'a
14.Interrogative	For asking questions.	a'o

Aspect

1.Perfective	Used for viewing the described event as a completed whole instead of an evolving event.	o'an
2.Momentane	For a short-lived and sudden occurrence.	a'a
3.Perfect	Brings attention to the consequences of a situation in the past.	one'a
4.Prospective	Brings anticipation of a future situation in attention.	ula
5.Imperfective
6.Continuous	Ongoing, either evolving or unevolving.	i
7.Progressive	Ongoing and evolving.	ila
8.Stative	Ongoing events that don't evolve.	ili
9.Habitual	Expresses something that is a habit.	oni
10.Gnomic/Generic	Used for expressing generic truths	o'i
(11.Episodic)
12.Continuative	To express that something is still going on, it hasn't stopped yet.	i'i
13.Inceptive(dynamic action)	Expresses the start of a new dynamic action.	e'a
14.Inchoative(new state)	Expresses the start of a new state.	e'e
15.Terminative	Expresses that something has stopped.	o
16.Defective	Indicates that something almost happened.	a
17.Pausative	To indicate that the action is paused for a while.	ala'e
18.Resumptive	To indicate that the action which was paused before is being resumed.	ala'i
19.Punctual
20.Durative	To indicate that something takes a certain amount of time.	ele
21.Delimitative	To indicate that something takes a specific amount of time.	ela
22.Protractive	To express that something is ongoing and is consuming a lot of time.	i'a
23.Iterative	Used to express repetition.	u'u
24.Frequentative	To indicate a continuously repeated action.	u
25.Experiential
26.Intentional	Intended or planned; done deliberately or voluntary.	e
27.Accidental	If something happens accidentally.	o'e
28.Intensive	Used to express that something is done intensively.	u'a
29.Moderative	Used to express that something is done moderately.	u'e
30.Attenuative	To express that something is done attenuately.	u'o

Affixes

Person who does the noun habitually	Am-/Ama- Fish -> Fisherman

==Vocabulary

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English
Beech tree	Anak
Bird	Ana
Fish	Nebu
Fisherman	Amanebu
Grass	Telu
Interpreter	Amatalar
Language	Talar
No	Baku
Yes	Baya