Parts of Speech

This chapter describe behaviors of different parts of speech that can't be just simply ported from French and German, mostly morphology.

Noun

Like French, Isanercent nouns has 2 genders and no cases. Isanercent has German-esque noun endings, but it works like French: only plural is marked with -(e)r. If the noun is objects (whether COI or COD), it gains an extra -n, similar to how German nouns work in accusative and dative case.

The noun's gender is the same as in German.

Compound nouns are also made by concatenation like in German instead of chaining with preposition.

Adjective

Generally, the ending is:

masculinefeminine
singularno prefix-a
plural-(e)n-an

Pronoun

pronounsubjectCOICODpossessive
Iiirmiminmis-
thouniinininnis-
hecececences-
shezazizinzis-
itcicincincis-
wevivimcimvis-
yechiichichinchis-
youschoschanschimsches-
they.nsuusimsimsuus-
they.mseesemsemsees-
they.fsaasamsamsaas-

Possessives have endings like adjective.

Impersonal pronouns

FrenchIsanercent
sesich
ywiise
endarim

Verb

Verb ending

pronounsuffix
iir-(e)s
nii-(e)st
ce/za/ci-(e)
chii-(e)t
vi-ons
scho-etse
suu/see/saa-(e)nt

Participles

  • past: circumfix ge-V-et
  • present: suffix -and

Articles

Isanercent articles work like French, except that there are 3 gender.

articlesingularplural
masculinededen
femininedadar
neutraldidin

Preposition

TODO: translate these

FrenchGermanIsanercent
àzuzo
à lazurzo da
auzumzod
auxvariouszon/zor
aprèsnach
avantvor
avecmit
chezzu Hause
contregegen
dansin
deN/A
duN/A
de laN/A
desN/A
depuisseit
derrièrehinten
devantvor
en face deen face de
entrezwischen
environetwas
hors deraus
jusquebis zu
malgréobwohl
pardurch
parvon
parmiunter
pendantwährend
pourfür
près deneben
quant àmit Bezug auf
sansohne
selonnach
sousunter
suran
verszu