Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for quxha'nox

pronouns

I'm using masculine pronouns for 3rd person, as 3SG and 3PL are both gendered. The vocative form isn't used for pronouns.

	nominative (default)	accusative	dative	genitive	instrumentive	locative
3SG	khan	khanjo	khantô	khanvə	khanupe	khanro
3PL	qan	qanjo	qantô	qanvə	qanupe	qanro
2SG	komə	koməjo	komətô	koməvə	komupe	koməro
2PL	qomə	qoməjo	qomətô	qoməvə	qomupe	qonəro
1SG	re	rejo	retô	revə	rupe	rinro
1PL	qare	qarejo	qaretô	qarevə	qarupe	qarinro

noun cases

using the noun 'knight' for example

	nominative (defult)	accusative	dative	genitive	instrumentive	locative	vocative
affixes	-	-jo	-tô	-və	-upe	-ron	qo--'no
word	kheka	khekajo	khekatô	khekavə	khekupe	khekaron	qokheka'no

verb forms

To be clear, the language doesn't have an infinitive 'to _' verb form, it uses 3rd person singular as its base; I just used an infinitive form in the title for it to be easier to compare to English.

	1st person singular	2nd person singular	3rd person singular (base form)	1st person plural	2nd person plural	3rd person plural
affix(es)	-ne	-əx	-	qa'--ne	qa'--əx	qa'-
word	juxhetone	juxhetəx	juxheto	qajuxhetone	qajuxhetəx	qajuxheto