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*as a simple adverb
*as a simple adverb
*following a noun in the [[#Nominative/ergative|nominative]] it functions as an [[#Adjectives|adjective]]
*following a noun in the [[#Nominative/ergative|nominative]] it functions as an [[#Adjectives|adjective]]
*following a noun in the [[#Instrumental/comitative|instrumental]] it functions like a Latin [[:w:Ablative absolute|ablative absolute]].
*following a noun in the [[#Instrumental/(a)comitative|instrumental]] it functions like a Latin [[:w:Ablative absolute|ablative absolute]].


For more cf. [[#Copula|copula]].
For more cf. [[#Copula|copula]].


===Nouns===
===Nouns===
For more cf. [[#Participles|participles]].


====Vocative====
====Nominal number====
Nouns and [[#Participles|participes]] are declined in three numbers:
 
*singular
*dual
*plural
 
The dual infix is '''-l-''', '''-il-''', or '''-li-'''.
 
The plural infix is '''-in-'''.
 
====Ratio casuum====
 
=====Vocative=====
The nominative form of the noun is one of the [[#Roots and principle parts|principle parts]].
The nominative form of the noun is one of the [[#Roots and principle parts|principle parts]].


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The vocative as a stem is also used in many nominal [[#Compounding|compounds]].  
The vocative as a stem is also used in many nominal [[#Compounding|compounds]].  


====Nominative/ergative====
=====Nominative/ergative=====
The nominative form of the noun is one of the [[#Roots and principle parts|principle parts]].
The nominative form of the noun is one of the [[#Roots and principle parts|principle parts]].


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*as the subject of a middle verb that in which the subject is not also the patient of the action (see [[#Agency|agency]])
*as the subject of a middle verb that in which the subject is not also the patient of the action (see [[#Agency|agency]])


====Genitive====
=====Genitive=====
:For more info cf. [[#Telicity|telicity]]
:For more info cf. [[#Telicity|telicity]]


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*as the object of a non-[[#Telic|telic]] transitive verb
*as the object of a non-[[#Telic|telic]] transitive verb


====Partitive====
=====Partitive=====
:For more info cf. [[#Telicity|telicity]]
:For more info cf. [[#Telicity|telicity]]


====Benefactive====
=====Benefactive=====
The benefactive case has the ending '''-prX''' or '''-pXr''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''wpr''', "gift".
The benefactive case has the ending '''-prX''' or '''-pXr''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''wpr''', "gift".


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*as the "object" of some otherwise intransitive, e.g. '''dayma''', "to shine", so whatever the light '''shines on'''
*as the "object" of some otherwise intransitive, e.g. '''dayma''', "to shine", so whatever the light '''shines on'''


====Telic====
=====Telic=====
:For more info see [[#Telicity|telicity]] and [[#Voice|voice]].
:For more info see [[#Telicity|telicity]] and [[#Voice|voice]].


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*as a reached destination with [[#Verbs of motion|verbs of motion]], or the intended goal of a verb of motion.
*as a reached destination with [[#Verbs of motion|verbs of motion]], or the intended goal of a verb of motion.


====Locatives====
=====Locatives=====
The locative case has the ending '''-bi''' or '''-pi''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''bwy''', "place".
The locative case has the ending '''-bi''' or '''-pi''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''bwy''', "place".


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there are fleas '''on''' dogs (idiomatically the dogs have fleas)
there are fleas '''on''' dogs (idiomatically the dogs have fleas)


====Instrumental/(a)comitative====
=====Instrumental/(a)comitative=====
The instrumental case has the ending '''-gdX''' or '''-gXd''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''gdw''', "tool".
The instrumental case has the ending '''-gdX''' or '''-gXd''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''gdw''', "tool".


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Like  the [[#Locatives|locative]], the instrumental features a semantic allophonic variant. Namely the voiced variant '''-gdx/gXd''' has the meanings listed above, largely translated by '''with''' in English, while the unvoiced version '''-ktX/-kXt''' is used as a caritive or acomitative.
Like  the [[#Locatives|locative]], the instrumental features a semantic allophonic variant. Namely the voiced variant '''-gdx/gXd''' has the meanings listed above, largely translated by '''with''' in English, while the unvoiced version '''-ktX/-kXt''' is used as a caritive or acomitative.


====Similative====
=====Similative=====
The similative case has the ending '''-Xm''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''wwm''', "match/unity".
The similative case has the ending '''-Xm''', which [[#Ratio casuum|comes from]] the root '''wwm''', "match/unity".


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===Verbs===
===Verbs===
====Verbal number====
Verbs are conjugated and [[#Participles|participes]] are declined in three numbers:
*singular
*dual
*plural
====Aspect====
There are two primary aspects in Rówok, namely [[#Imperfective|imperfective]] and [[#Perfective|perfective]].
These aspects is formed by ablaut of the verb's (or [[#Participles|participle]]'s or even [[#Nominal aspect|noun]]'s).
From imperfective to perfective:
*'''a''' => '''e'''
*'''o''' => '''u'''
The sense of the primary aspects is complemented further mainly by [[#Derivational morphology|derivational infixes]] and the like.
====Participles====
Particles in Rówok are a bloody mess, as they exist for every [[#Verbal number|number]], [[#Voice|voice]], and [[#Aspect|aspect]].


===Derivational morphology===
===Derivational morphology===
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Particles
Particles
Derivational morphology
Derivational morphology
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==Syntax==
==Syntax==
====Basics====
====Basics====
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