In the Athrorektleric languages, the order of the sentence is:

subject (absolutive)-verb-ergative complement-indirect complement-adjuncts

Example:

garą õh amane ąhχρ χejŗe aŗhojлij̈eþ ("The dog looks at the man's leg in the vineyard")

The order of the noun syntagma is:

Direct Complement-Core-Indirect Complement

The absolutive case has two determining particles (one for animate phrases, õh and another for neuter phrases, õþ). When two absolutive phrases with the same gender are coordinated, only one particle is added.

ahχů ("dog")

ąhχů õh ("the dog")

ąhχů aлj̈e χejŗ õh ("the dog and the man")