Pluralization and Adjective Placement

To make a noun plural, you repeat the final consonant of the word and add the letter e. This ending is pronounced as a soft "eh" sound. For example, the word for hammer, "droov," becomes "droovve" (pronounced drawv-veh) in its plural form. When a word ends in a vowel, such as Berii, the letters ne is added, becoming Beriine. Droganzhii adjectives always follow the noun they modify, similar to Spanish word order. For example, "the great hammer" would be Faa Droov Groot rather than Faa Groot Droov. The definite article Faa and indefinite article A always anchor to the noun regardless of how many adjectives follow it. When a possessive pronoun is used, the article is dropped entirely and the possessive precedes the noun, "my great hammer" becomes Dii Droov Groot.