Re: Dievas dave dantis; Dievas duos duonos

Me govanen!

Tetenton:

> In Nur-ellen:
>
> Eru annent nil`g; Eru annat bas.
I forgot to give an interlinear, here it is:

Eru     annent    nil`g;   Eru     annat    bas.
AGT.God give-PAST tooth.PL AGT.God give-FUT bread

Not really much "weirdness" in it, I have to admit.  Nur-ellen, apart
from
being an active language, is quite "tame".

AGT   agentive case
PAST  past tense (-ent)
FUT   future tense (-at)
PL    plural

The singular of _nil`g_ is _nel`g_; both _nil`g_ and _bas_ are in
objective case,
which is the only case these nouns can occur in because they are
inanimate.

The word _Eru_ means something like "The One"; it can only be used for a
monotheistic deity and doesn't have a plural.  "A god" would be _baln_,
"gods" _beln_, literally "powers".

Syld,
Jörg.