Grammar

6 pages · 486 words

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Word order

änglosax has a really similar word order to english. So words come in "SVO" sentences and other cases are free order for…

39 words

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Accusative nouns

Accusative After most verbs, like sé ending verbs and such like "be" or "fund", the direct object has ("takes on") the a…

32 words

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Genitive nouns

Genitive: The genitive case declines the noun into meaning something roughly like "X of Y" (Y-än X). Genitive isn't only…

74 words

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Noun predicate

Verbal Affix In änglosax, all nouns can be declined directly into a stative predicate, "to be X / be X" without a separa…

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Verbal casing

Verbal casing is the case that the proceeding noun, the "object", takes based on the verb of the clause. The case that a…

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Common Noun Affixes

un- un- is an affix that makes the noun smaller, either physically or mentally, like mini, or micro. eg: jre -> unjre (t…

130 words