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Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Nalibo

Verb Paradigm

Nalibo verbs typically incorporate the gender of the subject into the verb ending (e.g., Scriban for a male writing, Scribon for a female writing). In informal speech, the suffixes -ka (past) and -ke (future) are often used regardless of the speaker's gender. Also note that these conjugations are all very formal, and even in formal speech not really used.
Masculine Speaker (-a)Feminine Speaker (-o)Neutral Speaker (-e)
Past (Formal)Root + -akanRoot + -okanRoot + -ekan
Present (Formal)Root + -an + 'lamRoot + -on + 'lamRoot + -en + 'lam
Future (Formal)Root + -akenRoot + -okenRoot + -eken

Noun Paradigm

In Nalibo, the specific gender marker is dropped when the plural marker -ji is added, unless the group is strictly of one gender (e.g., parenaji for "fathers"). Objects do not take these endings; they use the root form.
Masculine Feminine Neutral
SingularRoot + -aRoot + -oRoot + -e
PluralRoot + -jiRoot + -jiRoot + -ji