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The syntax of the language goes in an SOV pattern, and can be written as such: [Adverb] [Prep] [V] [Adj-DN][DN] [Adj-IN]…
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When a word is turned into its opposite (Wet -> Dry), the finals iː / eː / øː are turned into an ɯː, / i / e / ø are tur…
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When an adjective is turned into a negative adjective (Wet -> Dry), the iː / eː / øː is turned into an ɯː.
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In Proto-Tuscarawan, the way to talk about time was to refer to the sun. "Above-head" is the way to refer to noon, "Belo…
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The verb eosöka (to live) changes from an öka ending to an uoka ending when conjugated in the Present, Future, Imperfe…
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When put into the genitive case, the following nouns undergo an e > i stem change ouf e m When put into the genitive cas…
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The Imperative Ending is characterized by adding -jou to the end of a conjugated verb, which is itself a contraction of…
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Due to the nature of the language's syntax (only having space for a Subject and Object), an indirect object is typically…
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General declension in East Tuscarawan comes in 3 forms: The nominative, genitive, and instrumental. Nominative The nomin…
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