Nouns wähad (conjugation for nouns) in gelzer

For example, the noun yozeribó (lake) is structured (root)(gender)(plurality)(formality). Yozer being the root, "i" being neutral gender, and "b" being neutral plurality. The "i", to represent masculinity and femininity, would change to an "e" and "a", respectively. The "b" would change to a "n" and "t" for plurality and singularity, respectively. The "o" would change to "u" if it was formal. Nouns will also have a front facing accent at the end, to indicate that it's a noun. So, to say "The Female Lakes", which is the Gelzer name for The Great Lakes, would be "Loz yozeranú."

Verb structure

Verbs conjugate for many different tenses, like Spanish and French do. All verbs will end with an "ō̊". To conjugate a verb, subtract the "ō̊" and add on:

Present

- 1st singular: ì
- 2nd singular: ù
- 3rd singular: è
- 1st plural: înà
- 2nd plural: ûnà
- 3rd plural: ênà

Past

- 1st singular: odì
- 2nd singular: odù
- 3rd singular: odè
- 1st plural: odînà
- 2nd plural: odûnà
- 3rd plural: odênà

Future

- 1st singular: atì
- 2nd singular: atù
- 3rd singular: atè
- 1st plural: atînà
- 2nd plural: atûnà
- 3rd plural: atênà

For example, "to eat" is "yaklō̊"

To say, "I eat" would be yaklì

To say, "They will eat" would be "yaklatênà"