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 ==Morphology==
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+Ceticilian Cet's morphology is highly agglutinative, rendering smooth transitions between adjectives, nouns and verbs. Parts of speech may take on each other's role by affixation and word order.
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+==Syntax==
-Nouns
+===Constituent order===
-Adjectives
+The most basic word order of Ceticilian Cet is Subject-Predicate-Object. Unlike English, the word order remains in questions and most relative clauses. Pronouns may be omitted in both subject and object position, if permitted by redundancy in the predicate.
-Verbs
-Adverbs
-Particles
-Derivational morphology
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+===Cases===
-==Syntax==
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center";
-===Constituent order===
+|+ Case suffixes
-===Noun phrase===
+|-
-===Verb phrase===
+! Case !! Front !! Back !!  Meaning
-===Sentence phrase===
+|-
-===Dependent clauses===
+| Nominative || - || - || Subject
-<!-- etc. etc. -->
+|-
+| Accusative || - || - || Direct object
+|-
+| Genitive || -(e)s || -(o)s || Possessor, Relation
+|-
+| Instrumental || -(e)m || -(o)m || Using
+|-
+| Vocative || colspan="2"| '''-a''' || Calling a name
+|-
+| Dative || -(e)t || -(o)t || Recipient, Direction to
+|-
+| Ablative || '''-ex''' || '''-ox''' || Sender, Direction from
+|-
+| Adessive || '''-é''' || '''-ó''' || By something or someone
+|-
+| Perlative || '''-í''' || '''-ú''' || Through something, Via
+|-
+| Locative || -(e)n || -(o)n || In something, on something
+|}
 ==Example texts==