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=== | ==Pronouns== | ||
Grekelin has simplified extensively the Medieval Greek pronoun system. Despite that, later innovations to replace certain uses were developed, like the prolonging of the final vowel to form the new vocative. Below follows the pronoun declension. | |||
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|+ Noun cases in Grekelin | |||
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! Case !! 1st Person !! 2nd person !! 3rd person | |||
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| Nominative Singular || '''go''' || '''szy''' || '''davta''' | |||
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| Genitive Singular || (None) || (None) || '''davta''' | |||
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| Accusative Singular || '''mei''' || '''szyn''' || (None) | |||
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| Vocative Singular || '''mí''' || '''szý''' || '''davtá''' | |||
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| Nominative Plural || '''mis''' || '''szyk''' || '''davtak''' | |||
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| Genitive Plural || (None) || '''sek''' || '''tes''' | |||
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| Accusative Plural || '''mek''' || '''sek''' || '''tek''' | |||
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| Vocative Plural || (None) || '''szýk''' || (None) | |||
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===Nouns=== | |||
Grekelin has 4 cases: Nominative, genitive, accusative and vocative. In the Slavic dialect, another case exists, the dative case. Grekelin has developed vowel harmony in the language so while the endings here are influenced by the nearby vowels, other words may have different inflections. While genders in Grekelin are considered extinct, remnants of it exist in the noun endings (a or i/e), so Grekelin is considered to have a separate noun class system that merged with the Indo-European one. | Grekelin has 4 cases: Nominative, genitive, accusative and vocative. In the Slavic dialect, another case exists, the dative case. Grekelin has developed vowel harmony in the language so while the endings here are influenced by the nearby vowels, other words may have different inflections. While genders in Grekelin are considered extinct, remnants of it exist in the noun endings (a or i/e), so Grekelin is considered to have a separate noun class system that merged with the Indo-European one. | ||