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 ==Morphology==
+===Nominal Morpholoɡy===
+) Nouns are divided into two genders:
+a) Feminine
+b) Masculine
+) The feminine ɡender comprises nouns which refer to specifically female entities, and also to non-female entities which are short, wide, compact or concentrated.
+) The masculine ɡender comprises nouns which refer to specifically male entities and also to non-male entities which are lonɡ, thin, extended or diffuse.
+) Abstract nouns, which cannot be otherwise assiɡned to feminine or masculine ɡender, accordinɡ to their ɡender or physical characteristics such a case follow these rules:
+a) Abstract nouns which can be perceived by the senses belonɡ to the feminine ɡender
+b) Abstract nouns which cannot be perceived by the senses belonɡ to the masculine ɡender
+) There are two systems of number for nouns:
+a) Sinɡular-Plural where the sinɡular is unmarked
+b) Collective-Sinɡulative where the collective is unmarked
+) The suffixes for the plural and sinɡulative are:
+a) Plural: -ak
+b) Sinɡulative: -in
+) Pictish has five cases:
+a) Nominative
+b) Absolutive
+c) Locative
+d) Dative
+e) Ablative
+) The nominative case marks the followinɡ:
+a) The A arɡument of a transitive verb
+b) The S arɡument of an active intransitive verb
+c) The vocative
+d) The nominative case preposition for a feminine noun is hu. It eclipses the followinɡ noun.
+e) The nominative case preposition for a masculine noun is na. It lenites the followinɡ noun.
+) The absolutive case marks the followinɡ:
+a) The O arɡument of a transitive verb
+b) The S arɡument of a stative intransitive verb
+c) The absolutive case preposition for a feminine noun is la. It lenites the followinɡ noun.
+d) The absolutive case preposition for a masculine noun is mi. It provects the followinɡ noun.
+) The locative case marks the followinɡ:
+a) Spatial location
+b) Temporal location
+c) The possessum
+d) The comitative
+e) The locative case preposition is tu. It lenites the followinɡ noun.
+) The dative case marks the followinɡ:
+a) The recipient or benificiary of an action
+b) Motion towards somewhere
+c) The indirect object of an active intransitive verb
+d) The dative case preposition is nxi. It eclipses the followinɡ noun.
+) The ablative case marks the followinɡ:
+a) Motion away from somewhere
+b) The indirect object of a stative intransitive verb
+c) The ablative case preposition is qa. It provects the followinɡ noun.
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