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#: '''''āndṛdhāḍai''' taili dhultalilei | #: '''''āndṛdhāḍai''' taili dhultalilei talšelīm ñallāhai.'' | ||
#:: ''Many writers use conlangs in their novels.'' | #:: ''Many writers use conlangs in their novels.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 14:57, 21 December 2018
Chlouvānem
Alternative forms
Etymology
from āndṛke "to build, create" and dhāḍa "language"
Pronunciation
Noun
āndṛdhāḍa
- conlang
- āndṛdhāḍai taili dhultalilei talšelīm ñallāhai.
- Many writers use conlangs in their novels.
- āndṛdhāḍai taili dhultalilei talšelīm ñallāhai.
Inflection
| 1-h type declension | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| Direct | āndṛdhāḍa | āndṛdhāḍāt | āndṛdhāḍai |
| Vocative | āndṛdhāḍe | ||
| Accusative | āndṛdhāḍu | āndṛdhāḍāṣa | āndṛdhāḍaih |
| Ergative | āndṛdhāḍei | āndṛdhāḍāra | āndṛdhāḍān |
| Genitive | āndṛdhāḍi | āndṛdhāḍeva | āndṛdhāḍumi |
| Translative | āndṛdhāḍan | āndṛdhāḍarį | āndṛdhāḍemān |
| Exessive | āndṛdhāḍat | āndṛdhāḍabhan | āndṛdhāḍenīs |
| Essive | āndṛdhāḍęs | āndṛdhāḍanne | āndṛdhāḍāra |
| Dative | āndṛdhāḍom | āndṛdhāḍarį | āndṛdhāḍesām |
| Ablative | āndṛdhāḍų | āndṛdhāḍabhan | āndṛdhāḍenīs |
| Locative | āndṛdhāḍe | āndṛdhāḍanne | āndṛdhāḍelīm |
| Instrumental | āndṛdhāḍap | āndṛdhāḍabhan | āndṛdhāḍenīka |
Usage notes
Synonyms
Derived terms
Related terms
- āndṛlilūrah "conworld"
- dhāḍaṇḍarīn "conlanger"