Adjectives and Adverbs

In ütkupanä, adjectives and verbs are quite simple at least relative to some aspects of the language.

Adjectives agree with the case of the nouns they describe through a very regular process. Every adjective takes a suffix based on which (unscientific) category the noun’s case is in. These categories are abstract, which includes the nominative, accusative, and dative cases, non-physical, which includes genitive, instrumental, benefactive, vocative, and causative cases, and finally physical, which includes the locative ablative, and comitative cases. I have created a paradigm for these suffixes.

Almost all adverbs in ütkupanä have been turned into suffixes. These suffixes are very simple and are never modified.

Finally, adjectives can be turned into stative-verbs by adding the suffixes -ënä and -ünu. -Ënä is used when the adjective describes a physical quality and -ünu is used when the adjective describes a nonphysical quality.