Elvish Grammar, Volume 2

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. br \>

I am good. Eni toova. br \> You are good. Ta toova. br \> He is good. Loo toova. br \> She is good. Lah toova. 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 \>

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 \>