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=== Case === | === Case === | ||
Case indicates the function of the noun in the sentence. Brooding marks either the subject of the sentence (the one doing the action) and the object (the one being done to, if any). | |||
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The subject of the sentence works just like above. If the tree is doing something, it is said as ''geeth''. If it is more than one tree, it is ''geethee'' and if it is a group of trees, it is ''gee''. | |||
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However, if the noun is the object of the sentence, it is modified. You start off with the form marked for number, as above. Then you take the contrasting vowel of the last vowel and put it at the beginning of the word. | |||
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For example, if something is being done to a tree, take the word as above ''geeth''. Next, you take the last vowel and find its contrasting vowel: ''i''. Then add it to the front: ''igeeth''. It works the same for plural ''igeethee'' and mass ''igee''. | |||
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=== Modifying Nouns === | === Modifying Nouns === | ||
=== Denominalization === | === Denominalization === | ||