Grammar

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Introduction

Jacinta (Jac. Хасинта/خآسینتآ [χasinta]) is an aglutinative S/O/V artificial language. It's mainly inspired in Arabic, A…

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Roots

Nouns, adjectives and verbs are formed from series of three consonants (roots) which carry a core meaning, while their v…

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Nominal Classes

In Jacinta are found some nominal classes, which are only found due verbal inflection.1.-Male human2.-Female human3.-Nat…

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Verbal Tenses

The tenses are:-Present simple-Witnessed near past-Unwitnessed near past-Witnessed far past-Unwitnessed far past-Pluscua…

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Aspects, states and mood (verbs).

Verbs, outside their vocalic changes for tenses, they're mostly agglutinative, ussing a set of affixes to express mood,…

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Irregular pasts conjugation

Many verbs use irregular forms when conjugated in past. This is done by forming 7 stems from the root of the verb. Also,…

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Cases (list)

Noun cases are:1.-Nominative: subject.2.-Accusative: direct object.3.-Ergative: subject.4.-Dative: indirect object.5.-Ge…

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Core cases variation

Core cases are the only ones that change, depending on nominal class and number.In accusative, genitive and dative, the…

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Locative cases.

Locative cases are marked this way:

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