| Scotto Hlad | Thu, 30 Oct 2008 22:35:17 -0600 |
Pilovese is a Romance language. Its normal word order is SVO and modifiers follow their antecedents. All nouns must stand with an article (definite or indefinite) or a possessive adjective. There are two genders: masculine and feminine.
Definite Articles
Masc singluar: li, plural: lis
Feminine singular: la, plural: las
Indefinite articles
Masculine singular: un, plural: unis
Feminine singular: unas, plural: unas
Verbs are inflected in 3 different conjugations, but only one conjugation, –ir, exists in this text. As the formal second person pronouns disappeared in modern Pilovese (as in Brasilian Portuguese), the second person and third person are inflected identically.
| Singular: | jo, viz, elh, elha | (I, you, he, she) |
| Plural: | nous, viza, elhis, elhas | (we, you, they-masc, they-fem) |
| 1st singular: | mihn |
| 2nd & 3rd singular: | sinh |
| 1st plural: | nosir |
| 2nd & 3rd plural: | lhour |
| Masculine singular: | no ending |
| Masculine plural: | -s after vowel, -is after consonant |
| Feminine singular: | -a |
| Feminine plural: | -s after vowel, -as after consonant |
| aver | – verb: to have |
|---|---|
| cres | – noun feminine: crisis |
| criheca | – noun feminine: belief, faith |
| di | – preposition: of, from |
| i | – conjunction: and |
| ipretal | – adjective: spiritual |
| mougi | – noun, feminine: barrier, border, boundry, fence |
| qui | – relative pronoun |
| rilezioun | – noun, feminine: religion, system of belief |
| rinir | – verb: to meet |
| sant | – adjective: clean, healthy |
| sezir | – verb: to follow |
| simir | – adverb: always |
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