Noun Cases

Aulit has eight noun cases.

All noun cases have neutral endings so do not change based on vowel harmony.

An e is added at the start if the noun ends in a consonant.

The Genitive works like "of the X", so comes after the possessor. For example, Aatemi is woman, and Lapla is tree. The woman's tree is Lapla Aatemin, literally "the tree of the woman".

The Internal / External Locative is often used in pairs, with the first being out of / from, and the second being into / to.

For example, forest is fɵra and lake is surin.

fɵraste surineste would be out of the forest and into the lake.

fɵralte surinelte would be from the forest to the lake.