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There is only one definite article ''nâr'' which is invariable for number and case. There is no indefinite article. | There is only one definite article ''nâr'' which is invariable for number and case. There is no indefinite article. | ||
:''nâr zaphrâ ašišidu'' (‘the flower is sort of snowy’) | :''nâr zaphrâ ašišidu'' (‘the flower is sort of snowy’) | ||
It can be combined with several adpositions, similar to languages like Portuguese, albeit with the definite article forming part of the first unit. | |||
:''nâra'' (‘to the’ or ‘from the’) from combining with ''aya'' (‘to’) or with ''az'' (‘from’). | |||
:''nârda'' (‘down to the’) from adding ''dala'' | |||
:''nârba'' (‘out from the’) from adding ''bakha'' | |||
===Personal pronouns=== | ===Personal pronouns=== |