Word order: The basic word order is Subject-Object-Verb (SOV). - Could be different version depending on era, dialect and location of speaker.Alphabet of Luhaxz TongueDataru Tongue (Similiar to Consonants)DRA FI I PA XZ GO K TEH T VA VU NO EN MA ME M PI R RAI RI NY N LI LU L Divineria Tongue (Similiar to Vowels)IIO HA IA E AH IIAGeographicals:All geographical (and natural) objects get the "aka" suffix such as: Latriaka, Oxziaka, Oxztrika, Vdratriaka, Fitriaka (Gender is determined by the people of the land)Nouns: Nouns have gender. Unless otherwise stated Feminine always ends with the letter "AII" yet it applies to all geographicals: Examples: Fitriaka - Mountain (Masculine) FI.T.RI.AH.K.AHFitriakaaii - Mountain (Feminine) FI.T.RI.AH.K.AIISpoken Luhaxz"Kantessra kudiora klampost jikkel latriakaii." Written LuhaxzK.AH.TEH.XZ.R.AH K.IIA.DRA.IIO.DRA K.L.AH.MA.PI.IO.XZ.T GO.K.L LI.T.RAI.AH.K.AII(Spelling in written Luhaxz tongue would always remain neutral)plural is presented with the prefix ha when the context changes. (starts in singular form)"Kantessra kudiora klampost jikkel latriakaii."Translation 1: "The queen needs a compass (Masculine) to sail to the island.(Feminine)"Translation 2: "The queens need compasses (Masculine) to sail to the islands.(Feminine)""Kantessra kudiora haklampost jikkel halatriakaii."Translation: "The queen need compasses (Masculine) to sail to the island.(Feminine)""Kantessra kudiora klampost jikkel halatriakaii."Translation: "The queen needs a compass (Masculine) to sail to the islands.(Feminine)"Some words have destinct spellings for gender and plural such as: Jikella(ii) - Ship(s) (Non-sientient or Feminine Sientient)Jikera(ria) - Ship(s) (Masculine Sientient)Prononous "Dvume eneon dvu" DRA.IO.ME E.NO.EN DRA.VUYou (Feminine), come to me."Dvume eneon dvur" DRA.IO.ME E.NO.EN DRA.VU.DRAYou (Masculine), come to me.Negatives - Usually presented with "kiio" (no) such as "kiio-moridi" (immortal)ai-fte (build) and iio-fte (rebuild) if something is to be redone the first Divineria Tongue replaces with IIO. If the first Divineria Tongue is IIO it is used twiced.Punctuation is not normally used as it is a vertical written language (left to right) big spaces or the next line would be used.
