Tuusraen

Natively known as:

tuusrae /ʈɔu̯ˈʂɶ/

      Spoken in the island chains of the southern oceans of Halik Nation. Many are explorers and voyagers across the oceans of Elivera, and their vowel heavy language is reminiscent of the sounds of their animal companions, many of which are either the Dolasoi or one of the bird species that inhabit the southern oceans.    

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Grammar

  The sentences are constructed in phases -- Subject phase (also known as subject clause) always ends with the appropriate noun/adjective particle and will match the tone (active or passive) of the verb's particle. The verb's particle is always placed after the verb and is known as the verb phase. The Object Phase that is sandwiched between Subject and Verb Phases is where postposition clauses are often placed. The Object phase also ends with a particle that matches the tone of the Verb.   Sentence word order: Subject-Direct object-Indirect obejct-Verb. “She gave the dog a bone” turns into She a bone the dog gave.

Adjective order: Adjectives are positioned after the noun.
 

Particles

  There are no conjugation, as identifiers for various parts of the language use particles.
Verbs
Verbs do not conjugate. the particle is placed at the end of the verb to denote its tense and active/passive tone. Indicators for mood and aspect are derived from context of the sentence.

Past	xů /ɰɔ/
Present	en /əɳ/
Future	voi /vɔɪ̯/
Active	sa /sɐ/
Passive	eim /əɪ̯ɱ/

  Nouns
Particles denote the type of noun class and if it is an action of a passive act. These particles are placed between the noun and any adjectives, otherwise it's placed after the noun (or end of noun clause). Adverbs have no particle and are always placed before the verb.

Nominative	nõn /ɳoːɳ/ (subject)
Accusative	oin /ɔɪ̯ɳ/ (object)
Genitive	dherr /ðəɽr/ (possessive)
Dative	vu /vu/ (time)
Locative	rei /ɻəɪ̯/ (location)
Instrumental	dhũ /ðuː/ (specific attributes)
Active	o̊d /øɖ/
Passive	ni /ɳɪ/

  Neutral pronouns are used for instances where the gender of an individuals is not known.

1st person	i /ɪ/ I, me, mine, we, us, ours
1st neutral	rae /ɻɶ/ I, me, mine, we, us, ours
2nd person	e /ə/ you, you all, yours, yours (pl)
2nd neutral	o̊x /øɰ/ you, you all, yours, yours (pl)
3rd person	rrur /ɽruɻ/ he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, theirs
3rd neutral	e̊s /œ/ he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, theirs

 

Numbers

  Tuusraen has a base-20 number system:   1 - hår
2 - aeheisr
3 - se̊naer
4 - dhousůrr
5 - varr
6 - vhe̊o̊vh
7 - ůrrzy
8 - soiois
9 - doeoeh
10 - no̊no
11 - õdhoi
12 - daedår
13 - ũsdaen
14 - rroeny
15 - dho̊my
16 - mo̊y
17 - hoirrvhůr
18 - ve̊
19 - vhoivhe̊
20 - mene̊
400 - nou
8000 - ne̊r