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...y easy to read. Naibas is a stem-stressed language when it comes to adding affixes to a word, that is, case, tense and aspect markers. Most words with more th ...in ''melkeiteze'' (the one (masculine) from the coast). We can keep adding affixes until we get really long but meaningful words

====Affixes==== ...y complicated by some non-productive uses of otherwise normally productive affixes, such as in ''kshedar'' (power), and ''kshederiya'' (warrior).

=====Noun affixes===== =====Verb affixes=====

Particles and affixes may be reduplicated in order to maintain the dactylic meter, especially in The base correlatives can be further modified by various affixes, such as ''–an'', which converts the General correlatives to Electives (i

Though grammatical number is not marked, nouns may take the following affixes to show a collective sense: ...root is the only part of a verb that can take derivational or inflexional affixes.

...1</sup>This has been recently changed to ''-dar'' to reduce multi-syllabic affixes.</p>

Mila has a series of affixes, either prefixes or suffixes. In the orthography these are shown separated ...m and will usually be inflected to show their part of speech. As series of affixes are attached to show case.

some of those affixes should be dialectal *''cef-'', ''flu-'', and ''gli-'' can be used as object affixes on verbs: for example, ''fluconazole!'' means '(I) saw that!' or '(I) saw t

...have a root verb basis to which information is added; that is, morphemes (affixes) are added to verb roots. These words may contain subjects, objects, indire ...onal distinctions in first or third person, as there are in other personal affixes):

The verb stem includes the basic root as well as optional affixes and auxiliaries. Certain nouns or verbs can be incorporated into the stem w

...ense, aspect, mood, and the person and number of their subjects. Many verb affixes are preserved, and new compound tenses are created.

...ossess split ergativity, the split manifesting in the pronominal agreement affixes. Splits in ergative languages are language-specific: some languages display ...thus split ergativity in Minhast can be ultimately traced to the agreement affixes, even though the submorpheme was lost due to further phonological reduction