Áxon

Áxon
Áxon is an archaic form of Saxon, more closely related to Old Saxon. Áxon is a corrupted form of the ancient word 'Saxon'.

Alphabet
Consonants

B, C*, D, E, F, G, H, I, J*, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, W*, X, Y, Z, Ç*, Ẃ* Vowels
 * C is pronounced as the 'C' in 'class' in all positions.
 * Ç is pronounced as voiceless palatal fricative.
 * J makes the 'Y' in 'your' in all positions.
 * Z is pronounced as the 'th' in the English 'the'.
 * W is pronounced as W in all positions, rather than a 'V'.
 * Ẃ is pronounced as an aspirated W.

A, E, I, O, U, Y*, Á, É, Í, Ó, Ú, Ý,
 * The accented variation of a vowel is pronounced exactly the same, except longer.
 * Y is pronounced like the 'ee' in 'breed'.

Gender
Áxon has three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter. Masculine refers to all words that are visible and solid, and feminine refers to anything that is visible but not solid. Neuter refers to anything that is not capable of being seen. Visibility is not classed by whether or not it is seen by the speaker, but rather if it is capable of being seen. Things like 'beauty' that are seen with vision, but are abstract, are neuter. When something is animate, the gender of the animate thing corresponds with its natural gender. Animate things of unknown gender are neuter.

Endings
Words gain certain endings, but only in the nominative form. When not in the nominative form, endings either are removed or altered. In all other forms, the ending is dropped. The ending that is added to the word depends on how the base word ends, and whether or not the word is plural. The underlined forms are only used when definite

Plural
To make a word plural, the first stem vowel is altered.

Cases
Áxon has 6 cases, Nominative, Accusative, Genitive, Pertingent, Instrumental, and Equative. Grammatical case is only shown on articles, pronouns, and adjectives. Áxon only uses a definite article, however, certain cases have an ending that is applied to the end of a word in both definite and indefinite. If a word ends with a vowel, and an ending must be attached that begins with a vowel, a connecting (z) is added between.

Verbs
Verbs are conjugated for person and number.