Basic overview

The language of the Quxha (or quxha'noch) is a mostly agglutinative language with occasional fusional features, particularly in verbs.

It uses the VSO (for example instead of saying 'the dog eats the cat' you'd say 'eats the dog the cat' if in English.

Its verbs don't have infinitive forms, with the base verb form being the 3rd-person singular form; and the language has four grammatical genders: Astral - mostly for any non-terrestrial nouns and most religious nouns, masculine (used for male and physical man-made things), feminine (used for female and man-made abstract nouns/concepts), and natural - for most things nature-related.