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...rb direction/location can be expressed through the use of a limited set of adpositions as applicative particles, while these particles can elevate the oblique to =='''Adpositions'''==

===Adpositions===

...ome after the word they modify, but unusually for a head-initial language, adpositions are post- instead of pre-.

...ions, but uses serial verb constructions, verbs and nouns might be used as adpositions, adpositional verbs are similar to "prepositions", phrases containing adpos

...ergative marking respectively, with true locatives being disambiguated by adpositions. Adpositions are often affixed to the copula, and "to have" and "to become" are formed b

...ently before it. Adjectives are either stative verbs, or used as prefixes. Adpositions are postpositions, and adjuncts may be inserted generally everywhere.

Analytic with a touch of Oligosynthetic. Lots of particles and adpositions used for aspect, mood, mode, and cases but verbs conjugate for tense (mostl ==Adpositions==

...ive or accusative; a select few take the nominative. See '''[[#Adpositions|Adpositions]]''' for guidance on which prepositions are governed by various cases. Belo ===Adpositions===

...h as the use of declensions, conjugations, prepositions, postpositions and adpositions, and how they work. -->

===Adpositions of location=== ===List of particles and adpositions===

...ng language, the basic Word order is SVO(Subject-Verb-Object-Complements), adpositions are prepositions, demonstratives and Relative clauses follow the noun phras

...nouns rather than a separate genitive-like construction. (More under '''[[#Adpositions]]''', below.) ===Adpositions===

All adpositions likely preceded their head.

*Genitive (GEN): possession ('''his''' head); with most adpositions; adjective-forming

...ct-Oblique, with adjectives placed before their nouns and suffixes used as adpositions.

===Adpositions===

...in the grammatical rules, such as the use of declensions, conjugations and adpositions, as well as word order. You can add sections as you need them. -->The gramm

*''Uneconomical'', it requires two more cases and or {{lg|Adposition|adpositions}} rather than one

Adpositions are almost all postpositions.

# Rather than using cases or adpositions to indicate non-core thematic relations, Nankôre employs [[Nankôre#Direct