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==Basic Grammar==
==Basic Grammar==


Sceptrian is a fusional language with large morpheme per word ratio, but the morphemes themselves convey more information. The primary word order of the language is verb-subject-object while antipassive constructions use subject-verb-object. Sceptrian has two numbers, three persons, three noun classes with nine inflectional cases, and an absolutive-ergative morphosyntactic alignment. Verbs are conjugated for three tenses, additional aspects and various moods. These all will be discussed below.
Sceptrian is a fusional language with large morpheme per word ratio, but the morphemes themselves convey more information. The primary word order of the language is verb-agent-object while antipassive constructions use agent-verb-object. Sceptrian has two numbers, three persons, three noun classes with nine inflectional cases, and an absolutive-ergative morphosyntactic alignment. Verbs are conjugated for three tenses, additional aspects and various moods. These all will be discussed below.


==Phonology==
==Phonology==
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Ideas: Instrument and turning it into an agent. Here I used the object-agreement (if it stays, remember to update the examples above)
Ideas: Instrument and turning it into an agent. Here I used the object-agreement (if it stays, remember to update the examples above!)
* ''Ónzaiton dothee pof vakuhos sur.'' (...with his hand)
* ''Ónzaiton dothee pof vakuhos sur.'' (...with his hand... (should come up with the personal affixes since now you can interpret him using someone else's hand))
**''Ónzaiton pof vakuhos dothir.''
**''Ónzaiton pof vakuhos dothir.''
**''Ónzaiton pof tiph dothi'''sh''' suwi.'' (A feather is being lifted with the man's stick for them.) DAT inflected!
**''Ónzaiton pof tiph dothi'''sh''' suwi.'' (A feather is being lifted with the man's stick for them.) DAT inflected!
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===Word order===
===Word order===


*VSO usually, SVO in antipassive
*VAO usually, SV(O) in antipassive
*adjectives precede nouns while possessives follow
*adjectives precede nouns while possessives follow
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