Paradigm Tables

Morphological patterns, declensions, and conjugations for Samarian

If the verb ends with a consonant, for Pres. Sim. and Past you add an -e- before the -n, and with the future you add an -a- before the -n

If there's a number the noun doesn't change (ex. árokütka -> nil árokütka [four steppe eagles]), and if the word ends in -la, -da is used instead

	1SG	2SG	3SG Masc.	3SG Fem.	3SG Neut.
Singular	Man	Ty	Al	Sa	A
Plural	Vas	Te	Alë	Sani	Alë

1. -i is -y if a word ends with -i 2. -nák is -nék if the last vowel of a word is e or ë 3. -s is -e if the name ends with a consonant or -i

	Suffix	Possible Forms	Olar 'city'	Kyrë 'dog'	Kiÿin 'night'
Genitive	-i	-y	olari	kyri	kiÿini
Dative-Locative	-nák	-nék / -ák / -ék	olarnák	kyrënék	kiÿinák
Vocative	-s	-e	olare	kyrës	Ø
Locative	-zim	-izim	olarizim	kyrëzim	kiÿinizim
Illative	-na	-ana	olarna	kyrëna	kiÿinana
Elative	-ast	-st	olarast	kyrëst	kiÿinast
Temporal	-zor	-or	Ø	Ø	kiÿinzor