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Syntax

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Word order is SOV. Example:

Mei
1SG
ta
2SG
amarei
love

‘I love you’

Adjectives go after the noun. Example:

tsa
DEF
Fama
woman
agima
old

‘The old woman’

There are some exceptions regarding the adjective rule:
Any adjectives that pertain to shape, colour and size go before the noun, for example:

tso
DEF
Grando
big
Arrbo
tree

‘The big tree’

Divine also demonstrates possession. The noun goes before the possessor, with the phrase 'that is of' translated. Example:

tso
DEF
Hond
dog
fei
that
sene
is
da
of
tso
DEF
manak
man

‘The man's dog’

Syntax — Divine Grammar | LingoCon