Noun Marking
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Eonic Arraniol had a simple marking system for nouns to describe the definiteness and number, and has 3 numbers: singular, dual, and plural. Sacred nouns and verbs were considered inherently definite, so they do not require the definite and indefinite suffix, but they still allow the number suffix. Agreement is optional but acceptable within a sentence. If you want to convert the word into a sacred form, use the prefix wa-.
Examples using ‘Amuna “human”:
'Amunana “the human”
'Amunata “a human”
'Amunawar “two humans”
'Amunacor “humans”
'Amunawarani “the two humans”
'Amunacorati “some humans”
'Amunacorani “the humans”
Eonic Arraniol had 13 cases for nouns and all of them are suffixes.
Examples:
Ğarobaci “in the house” or “at the house”
Ğarobalu 'amuna “house of the man; the man’s house”
‘Arañaya “O Arrania”
Note - Context matters when you speak or write in Eonic Arraniol.