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The verbs in the tenses, which are not continuous, can end only with the next endings: ''-n'' (''garreku'''n''''' – "to erupt"), ''-m'' (''dzoshu'''m''''' – "to close"), ''-r'' (''joumungaa'''r''''' – "to calculate"), ''-sh'' (''gel'veto'''sh''''' – "to improve"), ''-a'' (''toivachug'''a''''' – "to deserve"), ''-i'' (''vung'''i''''' – "to notice"), ''-u'' (''shukar'''u''''' – "to fly, to dream"), ''-g'' (''micugolza'''g''''' – "to invent"), ''-t'' (''kun'yoshe'''t''''' – "to shine"), ''-s'' (''toiva'''s''''' – "to give"), ''-k'' (''e'''k''''' – "to go"). |
The verbs in the tenses, which are not continuous, can end only with the next endings: ''-n'' (''garreku'''n''''' – "to erupt"), ''-m'' (''dzoshu'''m''''' – "to close"), ''-r'' (''joumungaa'''r''''' – "to calculate"), ''-sh'' (''gel'veto'''sh''''' – "to improve"), ''-a'' (''toivachug'''a''''' – "to deserve"), ''-i'' (''vung'''i''''' – "to notice"), ''-u'' (''shukar'''u''''' – "to fly, to dream"), ''-g'' (''micugolza'''g''''' – "to invent"), ''-t'' (''kun'yoshe'''t''''' – "to shine"), ''-s'' (''toiva'''s''''' – "to give"), ''-k'' (''e'''k''''' – "to go"). |
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− | The adjectives can end only with the next endings: ''-i'' (''cungul'yosh'''i''''' – "typical"), ''-d'' (''gel've'''d''''' – "good, nice"), ''-a'' (''śiugell'''a''''' – "wise"); ''-l'<nowiki/>'' or ''l ''or ''ll'' (''chooge'''l'<nowiki/>''''' – "similar", ''dzogu'''l''''' – "hard", ''otumaa'''ll''''' – "important"), ''-z'' (''anikhlcaa'''z''''' – "thick"), ''-sh'' (''voorua'''sh''''' – "dirty, messy"), ''-kh'' (''viiduli'''kh''''' – "clear"), ''-n'' (''kel'damo'''n''''' – "sweet"), ''-k'' (''amshesarhu'''k''''' – "tender, sensitive"), ''-t'' (''tufgikhlaa'''t''''' – "sharp"), ''-u'' (''mizutor'''u''''' – "cunning"), ''e-'' (''turhv'''e''''' – "bold, brave"); ''-o'' (''kiisk'''o''''' – "young"). |
+ | The adjectives can end only with the next endings: ''-i'' (''cungul'yosh'''i''''' – "typical"), ''-d'' (''gel've'''d''''' – "good, nice"), ''-a'' (''śiugell'''a''''' – "wise"); ''-l'<nowiki/>'' or ''l ''or ''ll'' (''chooge'''l'<nowiki/>''''' – "similar", ''dzogu'''l''''' – "hard, difficult", ''otumaa'''ll''''' – "important"), ''-z'' (''anikhlcaa'''z''''' – "thick"), ''-sh'' (''voorua'''sh''''' – "dirty, messy"), ''-kh'' (''viiduli'''kh''''' – "clear, understandable"), ''-n'' (''kel'damo'''n''''' – "sweet"), ''-k'' (''amshesarhu'''k''''' – "tender, sensitive"), ''-t'' (''tufgikhlaa'''t''''' – "sharp"), ''-u'' (''mizutor'''u''''' – "cunning"), ''e-'' (''turhv'''e''''' – "bold, brave"); ''-o'' (''kiisk'''o''''' – "young"). |
== Basic adverbs == |
== Basic adverbs == |
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''Jarhi'' – "there is, there are"; |
''Jarhi'' – "there is, there are"; |
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Here a brief vocabulary of the Crootch language is written.
The singular nouns only can have the next endings: -n (deen – "everything, all"), -k (muk – "a kid, a child"), -g (morvug – "an enemy, a nemesis"), -o (arkso – "a town, a city"), -r (myekhotar – "a bird"), -rh (burh – "a head"), -u (cakheyrhu – "a soul"), -z (froz – "a word"), -s (nuoriyookis – "a drawing, a painting"), -a (maekhlva – "a field"), -t (mzulfut – "a level"), -m (am – "a land"), -kh (ashaalkh – "a tribe"), -/ or -ll (shaal – "a night", shigill – "a morning"), -zh (azaalizh – "experience"), -i (shenooki – "control (noun))", -d (amkhleeyd – "landscape"), -p (kshaurip – "a lizard"), -f (galiinf – "an ocean").
The verbs in the tenses, which are not continuous, can end only with the next endings: -n (garrekun – "to erupt"), -m (dzoshum – "to close"), -r (joumungaar – "to calculate"), -sh (gel'vetosh – "to improve"), -a (toivachuga – "to deserve"), -i (vungi – "to notice"), -u (shukaru – "to fly, to dream"), -g (micugolzag – "to invent"), -t (kun'yoshet – "to shine"), -s (toivas – "to give"), -k (ek – "to go").
The adjectives can end only with the next endings: -i (cungul'yoshi – "typical"), -d (gel'ved – "good, nice"), -a (śiugella – "wise"); -l' or l or ll (choogel' – "similar", dzogul – "hard, difficult", otumaall – "important"), -z (anikhlcaaz – "thick"), -sh (vooruash – "dirty, messy"), -kh (viidulikh – "clear, understandable"), -n (kel'damon – "sweet"), -k (amshesarhuk – "tender, sensitive"), -t (tufgikhlaat – "sharp"), -u (mizutoru – "cunning"), e- (turhve – "bold, brave"); -o (kiisko – "young").
Basic adverbs
Jarhi – "there is, there are";
arhkye – "here";
tarhkye – "there";
arhko – "from here";
tarhko – "from there";
arhkyesarhuk, arhkyeden – "everywhere";
biarhoku, yocumeshi, icumeshi – "always";
tarhoku, tayokkul – "never, no way";
fingilla – "often, frequently";
shokhla – "after";
shavokhla – "right after";
inshokhla – "after it";
munshrok – "before, until";
munchul'go – "before, earlier";
shroka, dzokkali – "now";
nazukul, navokul – "again";
noshling – "still";
toiling – "yet";
dzolingkh – "sometimes";
shrolingkh – "this time";
dalingkh – "at the same time";
lingshot – "immediately";
bagolya – "daily, every day";
ashkaya – "weekly";
kishiin', ina-bagol-do – "today";
kishin'yaki – means something like "today and for some time in the nearest future";
aaco, na-bagol-do – "yesterday";
yoshiin', yoshin'yaki – "tomorrow";
tarhven, sishenmeli – "only";
tarhvia – "except for, besides";
intahvia – "except for in";
shal'vazu – "instead of";
antukshe – "even";
toirua, shel'geytuz – "quite, seriously";
chukuttu – "enough";
yozhi, kruyk – "much, many, a lot of";
yolla, ruochagella – "more";
shurdu – "less";
noshka – "then"
noshki – "sure, of course";
yoveran, noshkan' – "therefore";
droo, zereel' – "because of";
nadro, zereel' – "because of it, because of what";
koski, kośi, iroku, dumgel'ya – "also, too, as well";
sreeva – "although, though";
varkrukka – "nevertheless".
Interrogative pronouns
Kao? – "What?";
Norhk? – "Who?";
Kaco? – "Why?";
Kacen? – "What for? Why?";
Gao? – "Where?";
Ki? – "Which? What?";
Krok? – "How?";
Kinaflized? – "Which way? How?";
Ka-do? Ki-do? – "Wherewith?";
Nongao? – "Where ... from?";
Notkha? – "Where ... to?";
Kaum? – "What ... about?";
Norhkum? – "About whom?";
Norhku? – "Whose?".
The life and organism things
Velkha – "a human-being / a person";
runa – "a man / a male";
shuna – "a woman / a female";
muk – "a kid, a child";
mukamura – "children";
dzovakisug – "a teenager";
ki'isovelkha – "an oldman";
velkhamura – "people";
shingo – "a life";
raveshis – "a birth";
shingmura – "an organism";
gim – "a tooth";
gimgo – "a bone";
giumura – "a skeleton";
navgushlizg – "blood";
burh – "a head";
burhma – "a brain";
chonrokh – "hair";
vekh – "a face";
vun – "an eye";
guma – "an ear";
sheguma – "a mouth";
shadur – "a nose";
shaaba – "a stomack";
iska – "a tongue";
lyepo – "a neck";
eezog – "a leg";
turg – "a heart";
koyg – "a hand";
lopaluk – "a penis";
lopashlizg – "sperm".
The nature things
Mounkhissa – "nature";
Eguski – "the Sun";
Lura – "the Earth";
Ilargi – "the Moon";
noodun – "the sky";
chinooko – "a forest";
marang – "a tree";
myedoos – "a plant";
kelidoos – "a berry";
orlyeguk – "grass";
savvaku – "a flower";
falguud – "a cave";
myekhotar – "a bird";
aran – "fish";
shlizg – "water";
mizuk – "a lake";
shvog – "a sea";
galiinf – "an ocean";
smava – "a mushroom";
dung – "a stone";
mendu – "a mountain";
shuimendu – "a volcano";
shuiguk, shuika – "fire, flame";
khuzhan – "rain";
kliz – "ice";
iklaayz – "snow";
kel'di – "sugar";
gaca – "salt";
fal'skraag – "a valley";
moonoren – "the weather";
lingra – "the time";
iklaash – "cold";
iklaashog – "coldness";
mekhlate – "warm";
mekhlashog – "heat";
shuigel', shugumorhu – "hot, torrid";
chori – "air";
niri – "the ground";
zraakh – "thunder";
dakhlu – "wind";
eridor – "a bear";
alunesha – "a wolf";
un'yassi – "a rabbit";
zaldi – "a horse";
m'yolg – "honey";
sil'veeso, sil'veyok – "energy";
ma'achagel'yok, machago – "magic, witchcraft";
kun'yok – "light";
kroozo, avicheeka – "a spirit, a ghost";
vurkoda – "a creature";
vuuri, krua – "an animal";
fugokhlaad – "a colour";
fugoshlizg, nushlizg – "juice, nectar".