Postpositions are prepositions for Adûnaic, except attached as suffixes to the word modified, as opposed to the European method of having them as prefixes.
Case:
postpositions do not have any case, and the nouns that they are attached to also must be in normal singular, plural or dual.
Vowel-combinations:
Postpositions use the usual glide consonants of -y or -w when the modified noun ends in -i or -u (respectively) and if the postpositional suffix begins with a vowel. In any other case, the usual vowel-combinations apply. Also, if the word ends in a consonant and the postposition begins with a consonant, then one must put a dash between the word and the postposition.
Postposition List:
All original Adûnaic postpositions:
· -ada (“to, towards, against”)
· -ak (“away”)
· -dalad (“under, beneath”)
· -mâ (“with”)
· -nad (“behind”)
· -nud (“on”)
· -ô (“from”)
· -ôb (“before”)
· -zê (“at”)
All Neo-Adûnaic postpositions (WIP):
· -bê (“as, like”)
· -durud (“over, above”)
· -us (“for”)
· -sil/-sul (“in”. Most likely will be finalized as -su)
Examples:
Azrazê, “at sea.”
Balak-mâ, “with a ship.”
Ugru-dalad, “under shadow.”
Imrazôr-nad, “behind Imrazôr.”
Nîlu-bê, “like the moon.”
Batânada, “towards the road.”
Azrâda, “towards the sea.”
Azrîyada, “to the seas.”
Batânô, “from the road.”
Nîluvô, “from the moon.”
Anadûnênô, “from Númenor.”
Dâurôb, “behind the road.”