Middle Atlantean Grammar

Pronunciation a /a/ ä /æ/ e /e/ th /θ/ y /y/ th /θ/ only before /a/, /o/ and /u/ /ð/ elsewhere Pronouns Male: thin Female: thul Neuter: than Plural: thil Indefinite article Male: in Female: ul Neuter: an Plural: il Adjective ending Male: -i Female: -u Neuter: -a Plural: -il Pronouns I: Ixh /ix/ You: Thu /θu/ He: Är /æɹ/ She: She /ʃe/ It: It /it/ We: Wi /wi/ You (pl): Thisa /θisə/ They: Esa /esə/ Normal verb conjugation I: -i You: -st Third person: -ath We: -an You: -ant They: -am Possesive my: min /min/ your: thin /θin/ his: hish /hiʃ/ her: här its: is our: önzer you (pl): thär their: isir Accusative me: muxh you: thuxh him: huxh her: shuxh it: ixh us: öns you (pl): then they: isixh Verb to be I: bin You: bist He: ish She: ish It: ish We: are You: are They: shint In preterite, verbs get ga- at the beginning and -eth at the end "wirth" is used for the passive construction Demonstrative pronouns this: this that: thät Comparisons -är more -stär most Passive Conjugated verb to be plus content verb with -at