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The verb "to be". <br \> | |||
The only irregular verb in the Avlissian elven tongue is the verb "to be". In elven, the verb "to be" is implied in the present tense. <br \> | |||
I am good. Eni toova. <br \> | |||
You are good. Ta toova. <br \> | |||
He is good. Loo toova. <br \> | |||
She is good. Lah toova. b<br \> | |||
We are good. Nethnu toova. <br \> | |||
You are good. Tem toova. <br \> | |||
They are good. Loom toova. <br \> | |||
Example: <br \> | |||
I am a friendly stranger from the fields. Eni gartha havera M'Le'nanen. <br \> | |||
Adjectives come after the nouns: friendly stranger gartha havera <br \> | |||
The preposition "from" is M', and it is used in much the same was as the word "the", Le'.<br \> | |||
Pronouns <br \> | |||
1st Person: I - Eni <br \> | |||
We - Nethnu <br \> | |||
2nd Person: You - Ta <br \> | |||
You -Tem <br \> | |||
3rd Person: He/She - Loo/Lah <br \> | |||
They - Loom <br \> | |||
[[Category:Books|Elvish Grammar, Volume 2]] | Nouns <br \> | ||
singular <br \> | |||
Thayt ---> house <br \> | |||
Ray ----> battle <br \> | |||
Nan ---> field <br \> | |||
Dera ---> way <br \> | |||
plural <br \> | |||
Thayten ---> houses <br \> | |||
Rayen ---> battles <br \> | |||
Nanen ---> fields<br \> | |||
Deran ---> ways <br \> | |||
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The verb "to be".
The only irregular verb in the Avlissian elven tongue is the verb "to be". In elven, the verb "to be" is implied in the present tense.
I am good. Eni toova.
You are good. Ta toova.
He is good. Loo toova.
She is good. Lah toova. b
We are good. Nethnu toova.
You are good. Tem toova.
They are good. Loom toova.
Example:
I am a friendly stranger from the fields. Eni gartha havera M'Le'nanen.
Adjectives come after the nouns: friendly stranger gartha havera
The preposition "from" is M', and it is used in much the same was as the word "the", Le'.
Pronouns
1st Person: I - Eni
We - Nethnu
2nd Person: You - Ta
You -Tem
3rd Person: He/She - Loo/Lah
They - Loom
Nouns
singular
Thayt ---> house
Ray ----> battle
Nan ---> field
Dera ---> way
plural
Thayten ---> houses
Rayen ---> battles
Nanen ---> fields
Deran ---> ways