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Adûnaic Grammar

Here are the articles needed to understand Adûnaic Grammar.  It is divided into two sections, Grammar (Learning) and Grammar (Development).  The focus of the first is to help you learn the language, while the latter contains articles solely for developing the language further.

Warning, this section is not fully developed, so proceed with caution and make sure to ask questions!

GRAMMAR

Historical Development

Nouns

• Noun-Classes

• Strong Noun
• Weak Noun

• Noun-Tenses

• Nominative
• Subjective
• Objective
• Plural
• Plural Subjective
• Dual
• Dual Subjective
• Singular Nouns
• Collective Nouns

• Noun-Gender

• Masculine-Nouns
• Feminine-Nouns
• Common-Nouns
• Neuter-Nouns

• Verbs
• Verb-classes

• Aorist
• Continuative-present
• Past
• Continuative-past
• Future (simple and continuative)

• Verb-moods

• Optative

Word/Sentence Formation

• A-fortification
• Double Circumflexes [^]
• Word Order (VERY IMPORTANT!)
• Vowel Combinations
• Consonant Combinations
• Syncope

Adjectives

• Participles

Prepositions

Pronouns

Adverbs

Numbers

Conjunctions

GRAMMAR (Development)

Agental Formations

Adjectival Formations

Initial, medial, and terminal consonants

Neo-Adûnaic word formation

Roots

Root Extensions

L-R Root Alternation

Random Notes

Letter Cheat Sheet

Adûnaic Page Maker (WIP)