Azkali language: Difference between revisions

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== Grammar ==

Azkali is a decisively [[W:Agglutinative language|agglutinative]] language. Azkali nouns contain two definitenesses (Definite, and Indefinite), 6 cases (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Ablative, Possessive, and Privative), and three numbers (Singular, Paucal, and Plural). Azkali verbs conjugate for three or four tenses (the Far Past, Past, and Non Past, with a dialectal future construction), ~~and~~ 3 moods (Indicative, Conditional, and the Imperative), and 4 aspects (Perfective, Imperfective, Habitual, and ~~Inchoative~~). Azkali verbs also contain 2 participle forms (Past and Present), the gerund, and the agentive.

Azkali is a decisively [[W:Agglutinative language|agglutinative]] language. Azkali nouns contain '''two definitenesses''' (Definite, and Indefinite), '''6 cases''' (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Ablative, Possessive, and Privative), and '''three numbers''' (Singular, Paucal, and Plural). Azkali verbs conjugate for '''three or four tenses''' (the Far Past, Past, and Non Past, with a dialectal future construction), '''3 moods''' (Indicative, Conditional, and the Imperative), and '''11 aspects''' (Perfective, Momentane, Perfect, Prospective, Imperfective, Habitual, Progressive, Stative, Gnomic, Inchoative, and Iterative,). Azkali verbs also contain 2 participle forms (Past and Present), the gerund, and the agentive.

Azkali grammar is notably different from other languages in Ukilen. However, due to extensive contact with languages such as [[Oikan]] and [[Baphian language|Baphian]], Azkali's grammar shares some notable features with them. In the past, and continuing on up until around the 1980s, Azkali grammar was far more irregular and was more differentiated from languages in Ukilen.

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==== Conjugation ====

===== Tense =====

===== Mood =====

==== Aspect ====

== Syntax ==

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 == Grammar ==
-Azkali is a decisively [[W:Agglutinative language|agglutinative]] language. Azkali nouns contain two definitenesses (Definite, and Indefinite), 6 cases (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Ablative, Possessive, and Privative), and three numbers (Singular, Paucal, and Plural). Azkali verbs conjugate for three or four tenses (the Far Past, Past, and Non Past, with a dialectal future construction), and 3 moods (Indicative, Conditional, and the Imperative), and 4 aspects (Perfective, Imperfective, Habitual, and Inchoative). Azkali verbs also contain 2 participle forms (Past and Present), the gerund, and the agentive.
+Azkali is a decisively [[W:Agglutinative language|agglutinative]] language. Azkali nouns contain '''two definitenesses''' (Definite, and Indefinite), '''6 cases''' (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Ablative, Possessive, and Privative), and '''three numbers''' (Singular, Paucal, and Plural). Azkali verbs conjugate for '''three or four tenses''' (the Far Past, Past, and Non Past, with a dialectal future construction), '''3 moods''' (Indicative, Conditional, and the Imperative), and '''11 aspects''' (Perfective, Momentane, Perfect, Prospective, Imperfective, Habitual, Progressive, Stative, Gnomic, Inchoative, and Iterative,). Azkali verbs also contain 2 participle forms (Past and Present), the gerund, and the agentive.
 Azkali grammar is notably different from other languages in Ukilen. However, due to extensive contact with languages such as [[Oikan]] and [[Baphian language|Baphian]], Azkali's grammar shares some notable features with them. In the past, and continuing on up until around the 1980s, Azkali grammar was far more irregular and was more differentiated from languages in Ukilen.
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 ==== Conjugation ====
+===== Tense =====
+===== Mood =====
+==== Aspect ====
 == Syntax ==