Guide:Nouns and Adjectives and Word Order - Revision history

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	=== Basic Overview ===		=== Basic Overview ===

	In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives: Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order.		In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives: Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order. Tansord has one article, the definite article al- (written with a hyphen).

	Most plurals are formed with the suffix -it (or -t, if the root already ends with a vowel). There are three exceptions:		Most plurals are formed with the suffix -it (or -t, if the root already ends with a vowel). There are three exceptions:
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	=== Rooted nouns, prefixes, suffixes ===		=== Rooted nouns, prefixes, suffixes ===

			=== Nationality, language ===

			When talking about a product of a culture, it is required to place Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people) before if applicable (note that Iri is not required for the official full names).

			* Iri Tajik: Tajikistan
			* Ren Tajik: Tajik person
			* Renit Tajikit: Tajik people
			* Am Tajik: Tajik people (collectively)
			* Ka Tajik: Tajik language
			* Tajik Jomhori: Republic of Tajikistan (official full name)

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	*Haveg (friend): Havekoy		*Haveg (friend): Havekoy
	*Tabibit (doctors): Tabipoyt		*Tabibit (doctors): Tabipoyt

			=== Rooted nouns, prefixes, suffixes ===

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	=== Vocative Case ===		=== Vocative Case ===

	The vocative case is used when directly addressing the noun. The suffix -oy is used for the singular when the root ends with a consonant (-oyt in plural), and ~~For proper nouns ending with vowels: add~~ -ye (~~written~~ with ~~hyphen~~).		The vocative case is used when directly addressing the noun. The suffix -oy is used for the singular when the root ends with a consonant (-oyt in plural), and -ye/-yet (for singular/plural respectively) if the root ends with a vowel.

			A pattern of consonant mutation is applied (and shown in writing) depending on the last consonant in all roots with 3 syllables or more OR in roots with two syllables that end in a consonant.

			Initial root consonant -> after mutation

			# g -> k
			# b -> p
			# d -> t
			# c -> s
			# k -> q

			*Erika: Eriqaye
			*Haveg (friend): Havekoy
			*Tabibit (doctors): Tabipoyt

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 In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives:  Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order.
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 # For words with 3 syllables or more ending with -VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) when it is not the subject of the sentence. (i.e. agura -> "agurat" as the subject, "agur" otherwise).
 # For the vocative case, plurals are formed differently (more below).

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	In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives: Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order.		In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives: Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order.


	Most plurals are formed with the suffix -it (or -t, if the root already ends with a vowel). There are three exceptions:		Most plurals are formed with the suffix -it (or -t, if the root already ends with a vowel). There are three exceptions:

	1. The plural of Ka is Kaa.		# The plural of Ka is Kaa.
	2. For words with 3 syllables or more ending with -VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) when it is not the subject of the sentence. (i.e. agura -> "agurat" as the subject, "agur" otherwise).		# For words with 3 syllables or more ending with -VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) when it is not the subject of the sentence. (i.e. agura -> "agurat" as the subject, "agur" otherwise).
	3. For the vocative case, plurals are formed differently (more below).		# For the vocative case, plurals are formed differently (more below).

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In Tansord, all nouns are adjectives, and vice versa. Adjectives go before the noun, except for 4 specific adjectives: Ren (person), Am (people/nation), Ka (language), Iri (state/country/land of a people), as well as units of time (months, days, years, etc). Tansord uses the SVO word order.

Most plurals are formed with the suffix -it (or -t, if the root already ends with a vowel). There are three exceptions:

1. The plural of Ka is Kaa.
2. For words with 3 syllables or more ending with -VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel) when it is not the subject of the sentence. (i.e. agura -> "agurat" as the subject, "agur" otherwise).
3. For the vocative case, plurals are formed differently (more below).