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Phonology

Vowels

closure	central		back
	unrounded	rounded	unrounded	rounded
close		ɨ ⟨i⟩
mid	ʏ ⟨u⟩		o ⟨o⟩
open			ɑ ⟨a⟩

Vowels may be elongated

/∅/ ⟨e⟩

Consonants

Placement → ↓ Manner	Coronal	Palatal	Dorsal	Laryngeal
Nasal	n
Plosive	t / d		q	ʔ ⟨'⟩
Sibilant affricate	t͡ʃ ⟨ts⟩ / d͡ʒ ⟨dz⟩
Sibilant fricative	ʃ ⟨s⟩ / ʒ ⟨z⟩
Non-sibilant fricative	θ ⟨th⟩ / ð ⟨dh⟩	ç ⟨c⟩ / ʝ ⟨y⟩	x ⟨k⟩ / ɣ ⟨g⟩	ħ ⟨qh⟩ / h
Trill	r̥ ⟨tr⟩ / r		ʀ̥ ⟨trr⟩ / ʀ ⟨rr⟩
Lateral fricative	ɬ ⟨cl⟩ / ɮ ⟨yl⟩
Lateral syllabic	ɬ̩͡l ⟨cll⟩ / ɮ̩͡l ⟨yll⟩
Lateral Approximant	l

q_qh_t /qVħVtV/ - black

nitrre-sut /nɨʀ̥.ʃʏt/ - mud-

Patterns

Verbs

		Active voice		Passive voice		Causative voice		Reciprocal/Reflexive
		Agent	Patient	Agent	Patient	Agent	Patient
1	SG	_a_a_a	_a_ii_a	_u_a_a	_u_ii_a	_o_a_a	_o_ii_a	_i_u_a
	DUAL	_a_a_i	_a_ii_i	_u_a_i	_u_ii_i	_o_a_i	_o_ii_i	_i_u_i
	PAU	_a_a_an	_a_ii_an	_u_a_an	_u_ii_an	_o_a_an	_o_ii_an	_i_u_an
	PL	_a_a_os	_a_ii_os	_u_a_os	_u_ii_os	_o_a_os	_o_ii_os	_i_u_os
2	SG	_ale_a_a	_ale_ii_a	_ule_a_a	_u_ii_a	_oo_a_a	_oo_ii_a	_ile_u_a
	DUAL	_ale_a_i	_ale_ii_i	_ule_a_i	_ule_ii_i	_ole_a_i	_ole_ii_i	_ile_u_i
	PAU	_ale_a_an	_ale_ii_an	_ule_a_an	_ule_ii_an	_ole_a_an	_ole_ii_an	_ile_u_an
	PL	_ale_a_os	_ale_ii_os	_ule_a_os	_ule_ii_os	_ole_a_os	_ole_ii_os	_ile_u_os
3	SG	_aa_a_a	_aa_ii_a	_uu_a_a	_uu_ii_a	_oo_a_a	_oo_ii_a	_ii_u_a
	DUAL	_aa_a_i	_aa_ii_i	_uu_a_i	_uu_ii_i	_oo_a_i	_oo_ii_i	_ii_u_i
	PAU	_aa_a_an	_aa_ii_an	_uu_a_an	_uu_ii_an	_oo_a_an	_oo_ii_an	_ii_u_an
	PL	_aa_a_os	_aa_ii_os	_uu_a_os	_uu_ii_os	_oo_a_os	_oo_ii_os	_ii_u_os

Nouns

	Animate		Inanimate
	Rational	Irrational
Powerful-Fragile	_i_i_ate	_o_a_e	_o_o_ate
Powerful-Graceful	_u_a_a	_o_i_a	_a_a_a
Graceful-Fragile	_u_u_ane	_o_o_o	_a_a_ane

Affixation is used to derive the stative, agent, and patient nominalizations of a verb (to fly becomes flight, that which flies, and that which is flown), as well as the past and present participle adjectivizations of a verb (to fly becomes flown and flying)

When an illegal consonant cluster appears, it is broken up by schwa, still written as ⟨e⟩

Tense goes on the outside as a circumfix, while aspect is a preverb

is marked with the 'i⟩⟨ile circumfix. Its absence implies a noun belongs to the rational class

Possession and inalienability are marked separately (e.g. 'my brother' and 'my ball' use a different interfix)