Introduction

Echlandian is a language with cases and they are only marked by the noun's declension, plurality and definiteness is also marked by declension. The language is also gendered with 3 genders (Masculine, feminine and neuter), like most Germanic languages. The indefinite articles "æin", "æi" and "æid" are used before a indefinite noun to mark one of something.

Additional notes

The case of the object of a preposition is determined by the preposition's case type, either Accusative or Dative.

Noun declension tables