Paradigm Tables

NOTES: To negate the potential mood just replace the -t with a -ź, ex. keteź (can't go)

Samarian has the A3 / A1 (hybrid) type of evidentiality, which we'll just call 'witnessed/reportive evidentiality' or WRE for short; The evidentiality marker ALWAYS comes with the verb, if theres two or more verbs in a sentence, the marker goes to the last verb; There are 3 levels of evidentialy and 2 evidentiality markers, which are:

NOTES: #1. The 'soft' politeness is basically the same as a requestative imperative suffix, but due to mistranslations with Russian linguists in the late 18th century when the Samarian grammar was being compilated by several samarian linguists, and also mislabelling by this group of linguists, and well, in simple words, they were too lazy to change it, but it is usually said to be a fourth mood, therefore samarian has 4 moods and 3 levels of politeness #2. When the politeness markers are shown in a phrase, it ALWAYS goes on the verb, and if the sentence has 2 or more verbs, it goes on the LAST verb

If the verb ends with a consonant, for Pres. Sim. and Past you add an -e- before the -n, and with the future you add an -a- before the -n

If there's a number the noun doesn't change (ex. árokütka -> nil árokütka [four steppe eagles]), and if the word ends in -la, -da is used instead; Numbers are used explicitly if one wants to emphasize the number of objects there are, if not, then just use declensions.

1. -i is -y if a word ends with -i 2. -nák is -nék if the last vowel of a word is e or ë 3. -s is -e if the name ends with a consonant or -i