Inflenglish

Inflenglish (inflected English) is hypothetical conlang based on modern and Old English. The Inflenglish lexicon mainly uses modern English words and declined and conjugated in the way as Old English. Latin loanwords might not be strictly declined in the way of Latin grammar.

Declension

Pronouns

First Person

Nominative	I	we
Genitive	mine	ours
Accusative	me	us
Dative or Instrumental	w'me or meuw	wuss or useuw

Second Person

Nominative	you	ge
Genitive	your	geour
Accusative	ye	geow
Dative or Instrumental	w'you or yeuw	w'ge or geuw

Third Person

Nominative	he	she	it
Genitive	his	hers	its
Accusative	him	her	it
Dative or Instrumental	w'thim	w'ther	w'thit

note that w' is a contraction of the word 'with'

Articles

The article 'se' can be translated as the English word 'the' or the demonstrative 'that'.

Case	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Plural
Nominative	se	seuw	that	the
Accusative	thone	the	that	the
Genitive	these	their	these	theireuw
Dative	them	their	them	them
Instrumental	thy	theireuw	thy	them

Demonstratives

The demonstrative 'the's' is equivalent to the English word 'this'.

Case	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Plural
Nominative	the's	theuws	this	tha's
Accusative	this'n	thas	this	tha's
Genitive	this's	this'e	this's	this'ra
Dative	this'm	this'e	this'm	this'm
Instrumental	thys	thy'ees	thys	thyos

The/That and This

This Man and That Man

	The Man	The Men	This Man	These Men
Nominative	se man	the men	the's man	tha's men
Accusative	thone man	the men	this'n man	tha's men
Genitive	these man's	theireuw mana	this's man's	this'ra mana
Dative or Instrumental	them men	them manum	this'm men	this'm men

This Woman and That Woman

	The woman	The women	This woman	These Women
Nominative	seuw woman	the women	theuws woman	tha's women
Accusative	the woman	the women	thas woman	tha's women
Genitive	their woman's	theireuw womana	this'e woman's	this'ra womana
Dative or Instrumental	their women	them womanum	this'e womanum	this'm womanum

This Child and That Child

	The Child	The Children	This Child	These Children
Nominative	that child	the children	this child	tha's children
Accusative	that child	the children	this child	tha's children
Genitive	these child's	theireuw childra	this's child's	this'ra childra
Dative or Instrumental	them childe	them childrum	this'm childe	this'm childrum

Conjugation

Am, be

	Present Tense	Past Tense
First Person Singular	I am	I was
Second Person Singular	you are	you were
Third Person Singular	he is	he was
First Person Plural	we sind	we weren
Second Person Plural	ge sind	ge weren
Third Person Plural	they sind	they weren

Have

	Present Tense	Past Tense
First Person Singular	I have	I had
Second Person Singular	you havst	you hadest
Third Person Singular	he has	he had
First Person Plural	we havven	we hadden
Second Person Plural	ge havven	ge hadden
Third Person Plural	they havven	they hadden

Adjectives

Strong Verbs

		Masculine	Neuter	Feminine
Singular	Nominative	good	good	good
	Genitive	goodes	goodes	gooder
	Dative	goodum	goodum	gooder
	Accusative	goodne	good	goode
	Instrumental	goode	goode	goode
Plural	Nominative	goode	good	gooda
	Genitive	goodar	goodar	goodar
	Dative	goodum	goodum	goodum
	Accusative	goode	good	gooda

good man (strong) - a good man

Weak Verbs

		Masculine	Neuter	Feminine
Singular	Nominative	gooda	goode	goode
	Genitive	goodan	goodan	goodan
	Dative	goodan	goodan	goodan
	Accusative	goodan	goode	goodan
Plural	Nominative	goodan
	Genitive	goodar
	Dative	goodum
	Accusative	goodan

se gooda man (weak) - the good ma

Sample

Se man and theuws woman hadden children. [That man and this woman have children.]

Se man is happy. [The man is happy.]

Seuw woman is sad. [The woman is sad.]

That child is angry. [The child is angry.]

note: the word 'that' (the) should not be confused with the Modern English word 'that'.

Se man loves thone man. [The man loves the man.]

note: this emphasizes the articles of the two nouns in the nominative case and the accusative case.

Seuw woman loves the woman. [The woman loves the woman.]

Se man loves the woman. [The man loves the woman.]

That child loves thone man and the woman. [The child loves the mand and the woman.]

Se man and seuw woman loven that child. [The man and the woman love the child.]

note: the word 'loven' is the plural form of 'love' in Inflenglish.