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Nouns

1 min read · 107 words

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Definition and properties

Number

Definiteness and articles

Case

Declension

Noun stem alternations

Possession

Noun phrases

Modification and agreement

Quantification

Proper nouns

Derivational morphology

Compounding

Nominalisation

Semantic noun classes

Case semantics and semantic roles

Vocative/address

Idiomatic and fossilised constructions

Historical morphology

Irregular nouns

Saakviü nouns may decline based on number (singular, dual, plural) and case (nominative, genitive, ablative, locative, instrumentative), with the ending noun ending always being modified by a suffix based on properties of the root or the suffix.

Negation of the noun is always done by prefix, not suffix.

Saakviü nouns have no grammatical gender.

Definitiveness is shown by articles preceding the noun.