Paradigm Tables
Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Els Tori
Noun Conjugation
The rows correspond to amount, and the columns correspond to the case. Paucal refers to a few, or to an amount that completes a set, like a pair of shoes, or a pair of eyes, or the sides on a cube. Nominative is the base case and represents subjects and indirect objects. Accusative represents the direct object of a sentence.
Accusative 1 applies to words that have a coda that is also a valid onset. "rr" is a valid coda, but not a valid onset. (read "Domains" for further explanation)
Accusative 2 applies to words that do not have codas, or their codas are not valid onsets.
| Nominative | Accusative - I | Accusative - II | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singular | -e | -és | -é |
| Paucal | -o | -ós | -ó |
| Plural | -a | -ás | -á |