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ᚱ ꦏ Ω ᛟ გ अ ع ש ᜀ ᓀ θ Ψ ᚠ 愛 ⴀ
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Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Kethic

Pronoun Case

Pronouns decline like nouns: nominative has no suffix, accusative uses -eth, and genitive uses -vael. The base pronoun root changes by meaning, such as ne = I/me, vo = you, heman = who, tha = this, but the case endings stay the same.
NominativeAccusativeGenitive
Pronoun∅-eth-vael

Suppletive Verb: To Fight

“To fight” uses suppletive tense stems: reth for past, rath for present, and rathor for future. Ongoing adds -mar. Formal adds -vaer at the end.
StandardFormal
Past Simplerethrethvaer
Past Ongoingrethmarthemarvaer
Present Simplerathrathvaer
Present Ongoingrathmarrathmarvaer
Future Simplerathorrathorvaer
Future Ongoingrathormarrathormarvaer

Suppletive Verb: To Be

“To be” uses suppletive tense stems: sen for past, en for present, and thor for future. Formal forms use distinct glottal stems: sen'ash, 'en'eth, and 'thor'eth. Ongoing adds -mar after the tense/formal stem.
StandardFormal
Past Simplesensen'ash
Past Ongoingsenmarsen'ashmar
Present Simpleen'en'eth
Present Ongoingenmar'en'ethmar
Future Simplethor'thor'eth
Future Ongoingthormar'thor'ethmar

Suppletive Verb: To Go

“To go” uses suppletive tense stems: mul for past, mar for present, and mooren for future. Ongoing adds -mar. Formal adds -vaer at the end.
StandardFormal
Past Simplemulmulvaer
Past Ongoingmulmarmulmarvaer
Present Simplemarmarvaer
Present Ongoingmarmarmarmarvaer
Future Simplemoorenmoorenvaer
Future Ongoingmoorenmarmoorenmarvaer

Verb Conjugation

Verbs follow ROOT + TENSE + ASPECT + HONORIFIC. Past uses -nor, present uses -en, future uses -oor. Ongoing adds -mar after the tense suffix. Formal honorific adds -vaer at the end.
StandardFormal
Past Simple-nor-norvaer
Past Ongoing-normar-normarvaer
Present Simple-en-envaer
Present Ongoing-enmar-enmarvaer
Future Simple-oor-oorvaer
Future Ongoing-oormar-oormarvaer

Noun Declension

Nouns follow ROOT + NUMBER/INFIX + CASE. Nominative has no suffix. Accusative uses -eth. Genitive uses -vael. Dual uses the -ir- infix after the initial consonant cluster. Formal plural uses -aan. Informal plural usually uses internal vowel lengthening, often to oo.
NominativeAccusativeGenitive
Singular∅-eth-vael
Dual-ir--iri + -eth-iri + -vael
Formal Plural-aan-aaneth-aanvael
Informal Pluralvowel → oovowel → oo + -ethvowel → oo + -vael