Austin Taylor wrote:
> Katabala Grammatical Sketch
>
> Noun Declension (singular/plural)
>
> Nominative: -u/-ili
> Accusative: -un/-ilin
> Genitive: -ua/-ilia
> Ablative: (prepositional phrases): -umu/ilimu
>
> Nom: -ko/-kum
> Acc: -kon/-kumun
> Gen: -koa/-kuma
> Abl: -komu/kumumu
Why are there two groups of endings? Are these endings used on
different nouns?
> Because person and number are always contained within the subject,
> verbs are not conjugated. Tense/mood is accomplished by adding the
> appropriate particle directly before the main part of the verb (which
> always ends in -er)
What do you mean by "the main part of the verb"? Do you mean before the
actual verb itself?
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