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! animate

| ''-om'' || ''-am'' || ''-nem'' || ''-nis'' || ''-nye'' || ''-~~ams~~'' || ''-~~ems~~'' || ''-va''

| ''-om'' || ''-am'' || ''-nem'' || ''-nis'' || ''-nye'' || ''-ems'' || ''-ams'' || ''-va''

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! Paucal

| ''dudom'' || ''dudam'' || ''dudnem'' || ''dudnis'' || ''dudnye'' || ''~~dudams~~'' || ''~~dudems~~''

| ''dudom'' || ''dudam'' || ''dudnem'' || ''dudnis'' || ''dudnye'' || ''dudems'' || ''dudams''

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Elvarri verbs are inflected on [[w:Gramamtical tense|tense]], [[w:Grammatical mood|mood]], [[w:Grammatical aspect|aspect]] and to an extent [[w:Grammatical person|person]]; they are inflected on person only based on whether the subject is a [[#Personal pronouns|personal pronoun]] or whether it is a noun.

===Colours===

Elvarri traditionally distinguishes between five base colours: ''ohid'' (red), ''kalla'' (yellow-orange, saffron), ''drais'' (dark blue), ''narva'' (blue-green), ''sil'' (white) and ''wal'' (black). These colours also symbolised various things: ''ohid'' symbolised ambition for power or for affection, ''kalla'' represented loyalty to spouse or nation, ''drais'' represented

Elvarri traditionally distinguishes between five base colours: {{l|elva|ohid}} (red), {{l|elva|kalla}} (yellow-orange, saffron), {{l|elva|drais}} (dark blue), {{l|elva|narva}} (blue-green), {{l|elva|sil}} (white) and {{l|elva|wal}} (black). These colours also symbolised various things: ''ohid'' symbolised ambition for power or for affection, ''kalla'' represented loyalty to spouse or nation, ''drais'' represented royalty, ''sil'' represented purity and beauty, and ''wal'' represented strength and soil. These colour symbolisms, though only widely recognised during the period of Elvarri being spoken natively, they widely influenced colour perception in Elvarno cultures, in particular [[Whitereed]] culture; their endonym itself, ''Sërben'', originally comes from the compound {{com|nocat=1|elva|sil|erven}}, literally "white grass" or "white reed".

==Example texts==

===Swadesh===

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-| ''-om'' || ''-am'' || ''-nem'' || ''-nis'' || ''-nye'' || ''-ams'' || ''-ems'' || ''-va''
+| ''-om'' || ''-am'' || ''-nem'' || ''-nis'' || ''-nye'' || ''-ems'' || ''-ams'' || ''-va''
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 ! rowspan=2 | Plural
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 ! Paucal
-| ''dudom'' || ''dudam'' || ''dudnem'' || ''dudnis'' || ''dudnye'' || ''dudams'' || ''dudems''
+| ''dudom'' || ''dudam'' || ''dudnem'' || ''dudnis'' || ''dudnye'' || ''dudems'' || ''dudams''
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 ! Plural
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 Elvarri verbs are inflected on [[w:Gramamtical tense|tense]], [[w:Grammatical mood|mood]], [[w:Grammatical aspect|aspect]] and to an extent [[w:Grammatical person|person]]; they are inflected on person only based on whether the subject is a [[#Personal pronouns|personal pronoun]] or whether it is a noun.
 ===Colours===
-Elvarri traditionally distinguishes between five base colours: ''ohid'' (red), ''kalla'' (yellow-orange, saffron), ''drais'' (dark blue), ''narva'' (blue-green), ''sil'' (white) and ''wal'' (black). These colours also symbolised various things: ''ohid'' symbolised ambition for power or for affection, ''kalla'' represented loyalty to spouse or nation, ''drais'' represented
+Elvarri traditionally distinguishes between five base colours: {{l|elva|ohid}} (red), {{l|elva|kalla}} (yellow-orange, saffron), {{l|elva|drais}} (dark blue), {{l|elva|narva}} (blue-green), {{l|elva|sil}} (white) and {{l|elva|wal}} (black). These colours also symbolised various things: ''ohid'' symbolised ambition for power or for affection, ''kalla'' represented loyalty to spouse or nation, ''drais'' represented royalty, ''sil'' represented purity and beauty, and ''wal'' represented strength and soil. These colour symbolisms, though only widely recognised during the period of Elvarri being spoken natively, they widely influenced colour perception in Elvarno cultures, in particular [[Whitereed]] culture; their endonym itself, ''Sërben'', originally comes from the compound {{com|nocat=1|elva|sil|erven}}, literally "white grass" or "white reed".
 ==Example texts==
 ===Swadesh===