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 Connectives are the most striking feature of Izhkut, and are often used to derive even basic words, like river(''diui-e-këdevey'', lit. ''flow.<small>SING</small>.<small>INF</small>-<small>CON</small>.<small>2</small>.<small>INF</small>-water-<small>ACC</small>'').
 {| class=wikitable style=text-align:center
-! colspan=3 | Infinitive/<br>Nominative
+! colspan=2 |
-! colspan=3 | Accusative
+! Infinitive<ref>Between a noun and a verb.</ref>
-! colspan=3 | Genitive
+! Accusative<ref>Between two or more verbs.</ref>
-! colspan=3 | Dative
+! Genitive<ref>Between two or more nouns.</ref>
-|- class = small
+|-
-! 2-part
+! rowspan=3 | Part
-! 3-part
-! Many part
-! 2-part
-! 3-part
-! Many part
-! 2-part
-! 3-part
-! Many part
 ! 2-part
+| ''-e-''
+| ''-pe-''
+| ''-ew-''
+|-
 ! 3-part
-! Many part
+| ''-ey-''
+| ''-ëpe-''
+| ''-na-''
 |-
-| ''-e-'' || ''-ey-'' || ''-ye-''
+! Many-part<ref>More than 3 parts of an agglutinated lemma.</ref>
-| ''-pe-'' || ''-ëpe-'' || ''-kë-''
+| ''-ye-''
-| ''-ew-'' || ''-na-'' || ''-nwa-''
+| ''-kë-''
-| ''-ya-'' || ''-më-'' || ''-miw-''
+| ''-nwa-''
 |}