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* Feminine Weak (fw.)- used for things which have no natural gender, but are ideologically feminine. | * Feminine Weak (fw.)- used for things which have no natural gender, but are ideologically feminine. | ||
===== Number ===== | ===== Number ===== | ||
There are 5 possible numbers in Vurásandi. They are singular, dual, paucal, collective, and plural. Each number is used to describe a slightly different meaning. | |||
* Singular is used when talking about only one of something. | |||
* Dual is used when talking about natural pairs of something. | |||
* Paucal is used when talking about a few of something. | |||
* Collective is used when talking about things in general, with no specific number, and uncountable nouns. | |||
* Plural is used to talk about multiple things. | |||
===== Case ===== | ===== Case ===== | ||
There are 10 different cases in Vurásandi. They are as follows: nominative, accusative, dative, genitive, commitative, instrumentative, locative, vocative, allative, and ablative. | |||
* Nominative (NOM)- used to refer to the subject of the sentence, the main agent of the verb, or who is doing the verb. | |||
* Accusative (ACC)- used to refer to the direct object of the sentence. | |||
* Dative (DAT)- used to refer to the indirect object, who the verb is being done to or for. | |||
* Genitive (GEN)- used for possession. | |||
* Commitative (COM)- used to show accompaniment, with | |||
* Instrumentative (INS)- used to show something being used, the means b which something is done | |||
* Locative (LOC)- used to show position of something, also used with prepositions. | |||
* Vocative (VOC)- used to address someone or something directly | |||
* Allative (ALL)- used to express motion towards something | |||
* Ablative (ABL)- used to express motion away from something | |||
=== Pronouns === | === Pronouns === | ||