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Syntax

Tavric follows strict Subject-Verb-Object word order.

The actor or authority comes first, the action comes second, and the target comes third. This gives Tavric immediate administrative clarity.

Basic Word Order

Subject + Verb + Object + Particles / Adjuncts

  1. Subject: actor, authority, office, or responsible party

  2. Verb: action or official operation

  3. Object: target, record, boundary, contract, or affected matter

  4. Particles / Adjuncts: legal role, place, origin, destination, topic, jurisdiction

Basic Sentence Example

English:

“The Magistrate records the boundary.”

Tavric:

Mort-ven rek dar.

Breakdown:

  • mort-ven = magistrate / law-agent

  • rek = records

  • dar = boundary

IGT Block

Mort-ven
mort-ven
rek
rek
dar.
dar

Word count mismatch between sentence and gloss line

‘“The Magistrate records the boundary.”’

Status Particle Example

English:

“The Magistrate recorded the boundary.”

Tavric:

Mort-ven esh rek dar.

Breakdown:

  • mort-ven = magistrate

  • esh = past / archived status

  • rek = record

  • dar = boundary

IGT Block

Mort-ven
mort-ven
esh
esh
rek
rek
dar.
dar

Word count mismatch between sentence and gloss line

‘“The Magistrate recorded the boundary.”’