Sadar!

Welcome to the introduction to the grammar of the Samarian language, I'm glad you're here.

Let's start shall we?

1. Samarian is an synthetic fusional language with agglutinative tendencies, throught the use and stacking of affixes, for example:

Vára (money) » Váranalan » Lönváranalanśev » Legéslönváranalanśev » Valegéslönváranalanśevan

2. Word order is SVO, although it can be flexible for literary purposes, or to emphasize a part of the sentence, but it is still syntactically constrained but pragmatically flexible.

3. The Samarian language has 9 noun cases (genitive, dative, locative, temporal, elative, illative, instrumental-comitative & vocative)

4. Samarian has no noun gender, although there's gendered pronouns.

5. All verbs are rather regular (except for a couple we'll see later).