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Prepositions/Postpositions

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The language primarily uses postpositions (placed after the noun, e.g., burzum-ishi, burzum-ob, burzum-mab, burzum-ank (darkness-in, darkness-of, darkness-on, darkness-into)). The exception to this rule is sha meaning "with." This word can be both attached and not attached to the main noun. It is a matter of intent. If you are having an ordinary conversation you will probably separate it from the noun. If you are singing or rythmically chanting, you will probably The postpositions are always attached to the word which they follow.

Prepositions/Postpositions — Yambúrz/Zîmaryam Grammar | LingoCon