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Syntax

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Gallifreyan has two word orders, and which is used depends on context.

Normally, it's subject, verb, object (The Doctor flies in the TARDIS). If something is a fixed point in time, it's object, verb, subject (on the ship dies Adric)

Adjectives go after a noun, and are listed in the order age-origin-material-size-shape-colour-opinion (The Doctor has a TARDIS old Gallifreyan wooden small boxy blue nice)


naconğælīfrej [has] 'ali woż dos, bes [which] [is used] [depends on] [context]