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...to romlanging quite different from the one of my other current romlang, [[Atlantic]]. * There are irregular plural forms, such as ''om'' "human" and ''nom'' "name", whose plural indef

|name = Atlantic |states (state) = Atlantic Provinces

...ians, actors, and other public figures, much like the American [[wiki: Mid-Atlantic accent|Transatlantic accent]] which filled a similar role before its declin ...ized, an apostrophe (⟨’⟩) is used. The exception to this is infinitives of verbs, which always eliminate the final ⟨e⟩ leaving a palatalized ⟨r⟩, bu

...case system. Adjectives (which double as adverbs) are uninflected, whilst verbs inflect for person, mood and tense. ====Irregular plurals====

|name = Atlantic |state = Atlantic Provinces

...by the people of ''Veśŕa'', or the ''Ensva Veśru'', an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean which includes ''Ǎĺêsa'' and its neighbouring islands. According t ...tive-Accusative''' (NA) which is used for the subject and direct object of verbs; and the '''Genitive-Dative''' (GD) which is used following prepositions an

...ean language|Proto-Indo-European]]. Of these 1,200, 700 are nouns, 300 are verbs and 200 are adjectives. Luthic has also absorbed many loanwords, most of wh * The [[w:Circumflex|circumflex accent]] is used over vowels to indicate irregular stress.