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===Essentials===
===Essentials===


====Pronouns====
====Genders====
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pronoun !! Fem. !! Masc.
|-
| 1S || Ty || Du
|-
| 2S || Ra || Rhà
|-
| 3S || Le || Lho
|-
| 1P || Ŷsh || Ês
|-
| 2P || Yra || Ôrhà
|-
| 3P  || Âla || Ulhà
|}


====Genders====
Perhaps the most major departure from Fén is that Cwengâr revives the masculine/feminine distinction of the older form, however, Cwengâr, it is the initial vowel and consonant which determine the gender. This has lead to a gender change in many inanimate objects as well as some alterations titles and names in order to preserve names.


Cwengâr bases masculine/feminine distinctions on the first vowel in a word, which modifies the preceding consonant of the word [if any] and the final consonant of the word preceding it.
The initial vowel and consonant also modify the final consonant of the preceding word in order to further emphasize it.


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Thus ''morycwŷn'' is an "ewe" while ''morycwul'' would be an "old-ewe" or "mother-sheep", while ''merygwàl'' might be used to refer to an old sheep.
Thus ''morycwŷn'' is an "ewe" while ''morycwul'' would be an "old-ewe" or "mother-sheep", while ''merygwàl'' might be used to refer to an old sheep.


====Pronouns====
Cwengâr pronouns are gendered, while the inclusive/exclusive We not been developed as in Fén. Unlike Fén, Cwengâr preserves the vestigal Galavic pronouns which Fén eliminates.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pronoun !! Fem. !! Masc.
|-
| 1S || Ty || Du
|-
| 2S || Ra || Rhà
|-
| 3S || Le || Lho
|-
| 1P || Ŷsh || Ês
|-
| 2P || Yra || Ôrhà
|-
| 3P  || Âla || Ulhà
|}


===Consonant Agreement Between Words===
===Consonant Agreement Between Words===
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Words which begin with vowels following these are often pronounced with with a "h" sound preceding them or "n" in the case of possessives. Only the "n" is written however.
Words which begin with vowels following these are pronounced and written withwith with a "h" preceding them or "n" in the case of possessives.


===Preposition Conjugation===
===Preposition Conjugation===
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Possessive causes a hard mutation in the possessed word;
Possessive causes a hard mutation in the possessed word;


He walked to '''your''' <u>house</u>.
He walked to ''your'' <u>house</u>.


Tenôlh lho dô '''rhà'''  <u>melem</u>.  
Tenôlh lho dô ''rhà''  <u>'''m'''elem</u>.  


===Vocative===
===Vocative===
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