Lexical Categories
This article explains the suffixes added to words based on their lexical category in CorDorian
Verb: è, ē or é are added to the end of verbs in the conjugation process based on the tense being articulated; è implies past tense, ē implies the present tense and é implies the future tense.
Noun: ø is added to the root of a word to make it a noun
Adjective: å is added to the root of a word to make it an adjective
Adverb: ü is added to the root of a word to make it an adverb.
Pronoun: This is the only category that uses prefixes; the rest use suffixes. An apostrophe is added to the start of the root to make it a pronoun.
Propositions and Conjunctions do not use suffixes or prefixes; instead they are just relatively short words (approximately 3 letters)
Interjections also do not use suffixes or prefixes but exclamation marks to stand out.
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