Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for quxha'nox

formality levels on common social vocabulary.

hello/greetingsgoodbye/farewellpleaseexcuse methank yousorry
honorificquxxhatôqôta'kheku'jota
formalquxxhatôqôta'khetefa
informalvenabotunotefa

pronouns

I'm using masculine pronouns for 3rd person, as 3SG and 3PL are both gendered. The vocative form isn't used for pronouns.
nominative (default)accusativedativegenitiveinstrumentivelocative
3SGkhankhanjokhantôkhanvəkhanupekhanro
3PLqanqanjoqantôqanvəqanupeqanro
2SGkoməkoməjokomətôkoməvəkomupekoməro
2PLqoməqoməjoqomətôqoməvəqomupeqonəro
1SGrerejoretôrevəruperinro
1PLqareqarejoqaretôqarevəqarupeqarinro

noun cases

using the noun 'knight' for example
nominative (defult)accusativedativegenitiveinstrumentivelocativevocative
affixes--jo-tô-və-upe-ronqo--'no
wordkhekakhekajokhekatôkhekavəkhekupekhekaronqokheka'no

verb forms

To be clear, the language doesn't have an infinitive 'to _' verb form, it uses 3rd person singular as its base; I just used an infinitive form in the title for it to be easier to compare to English.
1st person singular2nd person singular3rd person singular (base form)1st person plural2nd person plural3rd person plural
affix(es)-ne-əx-qa'--neqa'--əxqa'-
wordjuxhetonejuxhetəxjuxhetoqajuxhetoneqajuxhetəxqajuxheto