DRÄGAR: GRAMMAR
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Syntax

OSV
Postpositions
Head-final

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Grammatical cases

Case
	Singular
	Highlighted singular
	Paucal
	Plural
	Collective
	Nominative
	-wu / -u
	-wur / -ur
	-wuk / -uk
	-wun / -un
	-wus / -us
	Dative
	-ni / -i
	-nir / -ir
	-nik / -ik
	-nin / -in
	-nis / -is
	Ablative
	-ma / -a
	-mar / -ar
	-mak / -ak
	-man / -an
	-mas / -as
	Genitive
	-le / -e
	-ler / -er
	-lek / -ek
	-len / -en
	-les / -es
	Semblative
	-so / -o
	-sor / -or
	-sok / -ok
	-son / -on
	-sos / -os
	
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Verbal aspects


Aspect
	Type 1/Ki verbs
	Type 2/Sa verbs
	PREFIXED ASPECTS
	Perfective
	Ø- / Mon-
	Ø- / Dau- / Daw-
	Habitual
	Lae-
	Män-
	Progressive
	Koi- / Koj-
	Dan-
	Stative
	Ø-
	Ø-
	Gnomic
	Son-
	Je-
	Continuative
	Nae-
	Gen-
	Intensive
	Mei- / Mej-
	Jai- /Jaj-
	Attenuative
	Du-
	Ne-
	Negative
	Ko-
	Ma-
	Reflexive
	Kur-
	Tau- /Taw-
	Reciprocal
	Nor-
	Lor-
	SUFFIXED ASPECTS
	Potential
	-rok
	-näs
	Causative
	-nim
	-mir
	Passive
	-ris
	-nam
	Desiderative
	-gas
	-dil
	Tentative
	-kath
	-lät
	
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Verbal moods


Mood
	Type 1/Ki verbs
	Type 2/Sa verbs
	Indicative
	Ø-
	Ø-
	Subjunctive
	I- / Il-
	I- / Il-
	Conditional
	U- / Us-
	E- / Eth-
	Beggar imperative
	-kir
	-sir
	Polite imperative
	-kamu
	-samu
	Adviser imperative
	-kuth
	-suth
	Neutral imperative
	-kel
	-sel
	Authoritarian imperative
	-kao
	-sao
	Beggar jussive
	-kar
	-sar
	Polite jussive
	-käme
	-säme
	Adviser jussive
	-kith
	-sith
	Neutral jussive
	-kol
	-sol
	Authoritarian jussive
	-keo
	-seo
	
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Number markers


Number
	Vowel ending
	Consonant ending
	Singular
	-Ø
	-Ø
	Highlighted singular
	-r
	-ir
	Paucal
	-k
	-ak
	Plural
	-n
	-on
	Collective
	-s
	-es
	
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Verb tenses


Tense
	Type 1/Ki verbs
	Type 2/Sa verbs
	Far past
	-lemi
	-noja
	Intermediate / Unknown past
	-romi
	-daja
	Near past
	-mi
	-ja
	Present
	-ki
	-sa
	Near future
	-jo
	-mu
	Intermediate / Unknown future
	-rojo
	-damu
	Far future
	-lejo
	-nomu
	

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Verb nominalizing endings
These endings nominalize/adjectivize verbs, so they don’t classify as either tenses, aspects, or moods


Tense
	Type 1/Ki verbs
	Type 2/Sa verbs
	Infinitive
	-kisa
	-saki
	Gerund
	-kimi
	-sama
	Present participle
	-ara / -ra
	-ara / -ra
	Manneristic
	-ram
	-las
	Stylistic
	-tur
	-neth
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Pronouns:


DRÄGAR
	ENGLISH
	Bek
	I (Plain / Standard form)
	Kädra
	I (Formal / Honorific form)
	Mai
	You M (Plain / Standard form)
	Kanmu
	You M (Formal / Honorific form)
	Son
	You F (Plain / Standard form)
	Konos
	You F (Formal / Honorific form)
	Lem
	You N (Plain / Standard form)
	Kalag
	You N (Formal / Honorific form)
	Dami
	He (Plain / Standard form)
	Kurja
	He (Formal / Honorific form)
	Mina
	She (Plain / Standard form)
	Kroba
	She (Formal / Honorific form)
	Nerjo
	It P (Plain / Standard form)
	Kella
	It P (Formal / Honorific form)
	Dur
	It O (Plain / Standard form)
	Käthno
	It O (Formal / Honorific form)
	Gema
	We (Plain / Standard form)
	Käfra
	We (Formal / Honorific form)
	Loma
	You (Plain / Standard form)
	Kondu
	You (Formal / Honorific form)
	Fera
	They (Plain / Standard form)
	Kigra
	They (Formal / Honorific form)
	
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Pronoun conjugations
Genitive pronouns
To create the genitive form of a pronoun, you add -or or -r at the end (-or for pronouns ended in consonant and -r for pronouns ended in vowel)
Accusative/Dative pronouns
To create the accusative/dative form of a pronoun, you add -al or -l at the end (-al for pronouns ended in consonant and -l for pronouns ended in vowel)
Collective pronouns
To create the collective form of a plural pronoun, you add -es (only used when compounded with other pronoun endings), or -s at the end. When compounded with other pronoun endings, this one always comes last, so consider for example “gemares” instead of “gemasor”.
Reflexive dative pronouns
To create the reflexive form of a dative pronoun, you add -im or -m at the end (-im for pronouns ended in consonant and -m for pronouns ended in vowel)

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Common affixes
-ir / -hir: Respect suffix. Added show respect or praise something
        If a word ends in -i, this prefix can mutate to -r
-ra: Adjective suffix
-rai: Adverb suffix
-ki: Visible verb suffix
-sa: Invisible verb suffix
-drä: Human/Occupation suffix
-mor: Place/Location suffix (cuando te pongas a crear palabras usando esto, conserva cuantos sinónimos tengas, y haz que toda palabra con este sufijo que tenga un sinónimo sea la “versión inculta”)
Son-: Adjective/Adverb enlarger prefix
Se-: Equivalent “also”, only for postpositions
-ora / -mora: Adjectivizer suffix
-eth / -th: Ordinalizer (1 ⇒ 1st / 2 ⇒ 2nd / etc…)
O-: Adjective/Adverb negation prefix
A-: Modifier (if a word is given this prefix, it is not referring to its most common meaning)