Nouns
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Base Nouns
Nouns exist as standalone words with no grammatical gender or case marking.
Casa (house), Lokwa (person), Tungz (tongue)
Pluralization
Add -s to any noun
Casa → Casas, Lokwa → Lokwas
Deriving Nouns from Verbs
Agent Nouns (-ot): The person/thing that does the action
Svedol (kill) → Svedot (killer)
Tinka (think) → Tinkot (thinker)
Maken (make) → Makenot (maker)
Action/State Nouns: The action or state itself
Tinka (think) → Tinkat (thought) - uses past tense form
Amora (love) → Amora (love) - same form for verb and noun
Sved (die) → Svedka (death) - different words in lexicon altogether
Possession & Relationship
Handled by particles (OO, Va) or possessive pronouns (Meshi, Yushi, etc.)
Not marked on the noun itself