Grammatical Gender

Grammatical gender is reserved solely for nouns which can be categorized as being sentient and fit into one of three genders: male, female, and common (or unidentified). The neuter gender is simply the base noun. In the masculine gender, the last vowel of the word is replaced by -ô-. In the feminine gender, the last vowel of the word is replaced by -â-. In the common gender, the last vowel of the word is replaced by -û-. This cannot apply to names nor pronouns.