Cases in Use

Morthic cases are not decorative. They are practical survival markers. They show what is targeted, where something is, what belongs to whom, what tool is used, and who travels alongside whom.

Accusative

The accusative marks an object or target.

Suffix:

-ad

Example:

drakad = food as object

Sentence:

Ur mak drakad.
“I grip the food.”

Genitive

The genitive marks possession, belonging, kinship, or origin.

Suffix:

-en

Example:

krazen = of the kin / family’s

Sentence:

Gur krazen dol.
“The kin’s home is safe.”

Locative

The locative marks place or location.

Suffix:

-or

Example:

guror = at / in the home

Sentence:

Ur dan guror.
“I stand in the home.”

Instrumental

The instrumental marks a tool, means, or cause.

Suffix:

-eth

Example:

zaneth = with sinew / by means of sinew

Sentence:

Ur mak zaneth.
“I grip with sinew.”

Comitative

The comitative marks accompaniment or togetherness.

Suffix:

-un

Example:

krazun = with kin

Sentence:

Ur ran krazun.
“I walk with kin.”

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