Introduction to Ilril

Introduction

Ilril:

-is an inflected language

-words therefore have case endings, but there are only classification into declensional and conjugational class, known as the Keumhwa (plural: Keumhwariul) for the declensional classes and the Keumsha (plural: Keumshariul) for the conjugational classes. There are 2 Keumhwariul and 3 Keumshariul

-is based upon Latin grammar and Quenyan and Korean phonology

-has a S-O-V order

-has an adjective indicative fixed between an adjective and the noun it describes

-has an adverbial indicative fixed between an adverb and the verb it describes

-has no article

-plural is different for each declension

-declension and conjugation is made as simple as possible; exceptions are rare, although the copula, being common, is an exception to the conjugational rules