The Plural Subjective is used to indicate the subject of a sentence when it is plural. When dealing with a sentence clause, the last word gets the suffix.
It can also be used to represent a “to be” statement when placed on the noun preceding the object of the verb.
When used to indicate a subject:
Narduwîm azaggara urkhîyada.
“The soldiers waged war against the orcs.”
Kalîm nakham zadanad.
“The women came to the house.”
Indicating a “to be” statement:
Narduwîm kathuphazgânî.
“The soldiers are conquerors.”
Plural Subjective inflections.
Strong-I[1]
Neuter: add -îya.
Common/Feminine/Masculine: add -im.
[1]. If Syncope can be applied, use it (e.g. nithil > nithlim).
Neuter: add -îya.
Common/Feminine/Masculine: add -im.
Weak-I:
Neuter: add -îya.
Common/Feminine/Masculine: add -im.
Weak-II
Neuter: add [y/w] + -îya.
Common/Feminine/Masculine: add [y/w] + -im.