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| || <center>'''papu'''</center> || <center>'''soːŋo'''</center>
| style="width: 80px;"|<center><small>''agentive''</small></center>  || style="width: 80px;"| '''papuli''' || style="width: 80px;"| '''-'''  
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| style="width: 100px;"| || style="width: 80px;"|<center><small>''agentive''</small></center>  || style="width: 80px;"| '''papuli''' || style="width: 80px;"| '''-'''  
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| <center><small>''passive''</small></center> || '''papu''' || '''soːŋo'''  
| <center><small>''passive''</small></center> || '''papu''' || '''soːŋo'''  

Revision as of 06:28, 2 May 2025

Noun declension

As already mentioned, the nominal root has a CVCV structure. This structure can be derivatively and semantically expanded by other syllables, while still preserving its vowel-ending structure.

Nouns do decline, according to their role in the sentence for case. They also distinguish three morphological numbers, singular, dual, and plural.

A nominal root is thus declined for case and number by adding the following morphemes:

Case morphemes
agentive
-li
passive
-
genitive
-ra
ablative
-ʂu
terminative
-χæ
causative
-kʰu
instrumental
-kʰæ
abessive
-ŋil
locative
-ʈar
Numeral morphemes
singular
-
plural
-no
dual
-ʔi

Nella fase unitaria i morfemi indicanti il numero non hanno una posizione fissa rispetto ai morfemi di caso. Si possono situare, abbastanza liberamente, prima o dopo i morfemi indicanti il caso.

Some examples are shown below: a typical active or animate noun, papu, father, and a typical inactive or inanimate noun, soːŋo, house.

Singular declension
agentive
papuli -
passive
papu soːŋo
genitive
papura -
terminative
papuʂu soːŋoʂu
terminative
papuχæ soːŋoχæ
causative
papukʰu soːŋokʰu
instrumental
- soːŋokʰæ
abessive
- soːŋoŋil
locative
- soːŋoʈar

As for the rules, the endings for the abessive case cannot be added to a class I noun, while the endings for the ergative case cannot be added to a class II noun.