ORDER OF THE SENTENCE

Erg. comp.-S-V-IC-Adj

The conjunction is usually placed after the second element of the sentence.

NOUN SYNTAGME

[DC Core IC]

a) The direct object precedes the core. It agrees with the core (which is in the construct state) in gender and number, but not in case, regardless of the core's case. However, b) it can be inflected when it is a noun. Possession has two constructions: c) the construct state, which is more typical in relative genitive and inalienable possessive relations, and d) the possessive ending, which is more common in alienable possessive relations. e) In the case of relative clauses, the core clause is not in the construct state, because the relationship is introduced by the relative pronoun.

a) Prizuruzo tsosdrił łattvu bůzz ("The first son has a dog")

b) Prizuruziło łattvu bůzz ("The first has a dog")

c) Zejło tsosduru ("The son of the man")

d) Łattvuzyz ("His dog")

e) Zyzrejzo æniło łattvu bůz ("The boy who has a dog")

POSTPOSITION SYNTAGME

[Term] pst.

Postpositions govern in an absolutive case.

COMPARATIVE ADJETIVAL DEFREE

The comparative adjectival degree of equality in Jedus can be realized with the adjective with the comparative term a) in the equative case, b) with the postposition sotej or c) with the postposition ə or d) with the adjective in the equitable case with the comparative term with the postposition sotej or ə. The comparative degree of superiority is realized e) with the adjective and the adverb smymi, with the postposition sotej or ə.

"Man is (as) strong as a wolf"

a) zejło guruφo łapzïzej

b) zejło guruφo łattvu sotej

c) zejło guruφo łattvu ə

d) zejło guruφejzej łattvu sotej

"The man was stronger than a wolf"

e) zejło guruφo smymi łattvu sotej