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Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Θψq'nα

Pronouns

The first row represents the English translation of all subject pronouns as a basis. The Royal column refers to the pronoun used specifically to refer to the Monarch(s) and in phrases such as "Her" Majesty, where "Her" would be replaced with the Royalty pronoun. The same principle applies to the Royal Thrusted pronoun, where anyone who has being appointed a certain value/importance by the hands of the Monarch shall be referred using this pronoun, which includes, but not necessarily, the Monarch's partner, a person of great honor named by the Monarch, relatives of the Monarchs that have never ascended to the throne etc.
SubjectObjectPossessiveReflexive
IAyPαyМαoyAlyi
YouOyWyeСyoOytyn
He/She/NeutralNeiElyLiyNeyqα
ItУiКyαƎк'Wytэd'
We (inclusive)AeyPαeyМαoeyAlyiny
We (exclusive)PeiPoeiyPetoyPαсieny
We (collective)WetEɯetiyWyteoyWyсtenye
You (plural)OeyWiyαСiyαOytynyα
TheyNeyαEleyLieyNyqyα
It (plural)УiyαКyeyƎк'yαWytэdyα
RoyaltyZαZetαZylyZoxye
Royalty (plural)ZyenZetyαyZyleyZoxiyα
Royal ThrustedLeLinyLylyLэtni
Royal Thrusted (plural)LynyeLineyLyleyLэtnyα

Plurals

The first row represents the ending of the original singular word, while the second row represents what ending the plural of that given word must have. The add symbol (+) indicates that the suffix must be added to the end of the singular word without alteration to get it's plural form. The subtraction symbol (-) indicates that the suffix must replace the value indicated by the first row of the singular word to get it's plural form.
Ending Suffix
-consonant+'yα or +yα
-α-yαy
-yα-yey
-y-ey
-y+vowel-iyα
-vowel-yα or +yα

Punctuation Marks

MeaningUsage
.Full StopTo fully end a given sentence
!Positive Exclamation MarkTo express a positive surprise or intensity
?Question MarkTo make an asking sentence
¿Rhetorical Question MarkTo make a rhetorical question that doesn't require an answer
‽Irony MarkTo express irony through a sentence
:Negative Exclamation MarkTo express a negative surprise or intensity
,CommaTo separate parts of a sentence for clearance
;SemicolonTo connect two independent related clauses or separate more complex groupings
·ColonTo signal to a greater clarification or following based on what came before it
«» & ‹›QuotesTo refer to something like speech, works, terms etc
( )ParenthesisTo add extra non-essential information to a given sentence without interrupting the main flow