Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Ohka

Pronoun Declension

Genitive convert the pronoun in a complement as "my car" my is a pronoun complement. A pronoun is considered any word that can substitute a noun. A possesion pronoun is a pronoun that replace a noun saying who possess the noun. A locative pronoun replaces a noun saying where's the person, where me, where you, where him, where it, etc.
NominativeAccusativeGenitive (Adjective)LocativeObliquePossesion (Noun)
First SingularAnaAnonAnAnalaAnuAnem
Second SingularOloOlonOlOlalaOluOlem
Third SingularEreErenErEralaEruErem
Third Singular DemonstrativeKis/KenKison/KenonKil/KelKisal/KenalKisu/KenuKisem/Kenem
First PluralSahSahnSahlSahlaSahweSeam
Second PluralGohGohnGohlGohlaGohweGoam
Third PluralFehFehnonFehlFehlaFehweFeam
Thirs Plural DemonstrativeKys/KonKyson/KononKyl/KolKysal/KonalKysi/KonuKysem/Konem

Noun Declension Suffixes

NominativeAccusativeGenitiveLocativeOblique
Singular end in -o-hn-el-ar-we
Singular end in -e-on-hl-ar-we
Singular end in -a-on-el-hr-we
Singular end in -h (long vowel)-n-l-r-s
Rest of nouns in Singular-on-el-al-oe
Plural-m-mon-mel-mal-moe
Plural of noun ended in consonant-am-amon-amel-amal-amoe

Suffixes of Tense and Mood

PresentPastFuture
Indicative-n-s-l
Potential-sehr-tehr-mehr
Imperative-sahr-tahr-mahr
Desiderative-nean-sean-mean
Dubitative-ruan-tuan-suan
Permisive-moas-toas-soas
Interrogative-nahn-rahn-fahn
Subjunctive-soar-toar-loar

Suffixes of Person and Polarity

First, SingularSecond, SingularThird, SingularFirst, PluralSecond, PluralThird, Plural
Affirmativeaoeahaoae
Negativeeaeoehoaohoe