Word Order
Word order is strictly VOS.
Two ⺓ (ſןɹ j͑ʃɔ) cannot be in the same sentence. Otherwise the sentence would be split or changed to have the same subject.
ſɟɔƴ or ɭʃᴜ is put where ⺓ is.
If ꞁȷ̀ᴜ ſᶘᴜ 'if' is used, then use ſɭᴜ j͑ʃᴜ 'then' after.
ꞁȷ̀ᴜ ſᶘᴜ ſɭ,ɔ ſɭᴜ j͑ʃᴜ ſɭw ſ̀ȷᴜꞇ
If do, then come.
Adjective Order
The origin of this was to distinguish literal adjectives and symbolic adjectives as older versions of Iikrhian had a lower amount of vocabulary. The reason why the symbolic adjectives come after is because they are less important in meaning compared to the root. In the past as well, the number of words that could be stacked was much higher although this changed so that the only time this happened was with words what already had a modifier so that new words wouldnt have two and only one. For example ŋᷠɜⅎᶗ‹ ſɭэ j͐ʃꞇȝ ꞁȷ̀ᴜꞇ is a sandwhich while ŋᷠɜⅎᶗ‹ ſɭэ j͐ʃꞇȝ ꞁȷ̀ᴜꞇ ſ̀ȷᴜ ſɭɔͷ̗ ꞁȷ̀ᴜꞇ is a philly cheesesteak and it is a subset of sandwhich. Whats interesting about this is that this was a natural change meaning that this happened unconciously as i used to the language. Antoher part of this that is also natural is how what words were used in compounding changed as well where in the past compounds used to sould like whole sentences. Then, it became only adjectives with the -j͑ʃᴜꞇ suffix. Part of this was because in the past, Iikrhian did not distinguish adjectives from verbs and most words were verbs. That old version of Iikrhian also used classifiers intensily which could also be the reason for the development of the symbolic adjectives.
If describe, adjective first.
If compound, adjective last.
In the past, what word would be the adjective would be determined by importance so that if it was a more visible aspect, it would be the noun. In modern Iikrhian it is by classification. However, the form is still presered in some words.
Word Separation
To separate a word use ſɭᴜͷ̗ or -ꞁȷ̀ᴜͷ̗/-j͐ʃ.
After a noun or verb, it doesn't describe that one. However, near an adjective together they describe the other word.
j͐ʃэƣ̋ ꞁȷ̀ɔ ſɭэ ſɭ,ɜ ֭ſɭc̗ᴜ ſᶘɹ ſɭᴜͷ̗ ſɟɹ j͐ʃɹƽ ꞁȷ̀ᴜͷ̗ ŋᷠɹ j͐ʃ ſɟꞇ j͑ʃɔ j͐ʃ ſɭɔ ſᶘɹ j͑ʃᴜꞇ j͑ʃɔ ſןɜ ꞁȷ̀ɔ ɽ͑ʃ'ᴜ ֭ſɭэ j͐ʃɜ
from-e cottocanadi kal blue-l small-l young-l metal horse e rahallo
Small young blue Rahallian metal horse from Cottocanadi (From Cottocanadi blue small young metal horse Rahallo)
ŋᷠɹ j͐ʃ ֭ſɭƴэ j͐ʃ j͑ʃᴜƽ ꞁȷ̀ɹ ɭʃᴜ
small-l round-l long furniture
Long small round couch (Small round long furniture)
ꞁȷ̀ɹ ֭ſɭꞇ j͐ʃ j͑ʃɔ ſȷэⅎ ꞁȷ̀ᴜ ɽ͑ʃ'ᴜȝ
beautiful-l new land
New beautiful land
ɭʃэ ſɭɔȝ ꞁȷ̀ᴜꞇ ֭ſɭw }ʃᴜ j͐ʃ ſɭᴜ ſןɹ j͑ʃᴜꞇ ſɭᴜ ɭl̀ɹ
rock-sai dark-al house-sai boat.
Coal house boat.
The subclause, -(a)l, cannot be stacked as a suffix. Adjective order is used instead.
If there needs to be two adjective from both sides, then use kal for seperation.
ȷ̀ɹ ʃᴜ ſɭɜ ʃɜꞇ j͑ʃᴜꞇ ſɭᴜͷ̗ }ʃꞇ j͑ʃᴜ j͐ʃ ŋᷠɹ ſɭэ ſɭɔ
ꞁsee hide-sai kal cute-al small bird
*ŋᷠɹ j͐ʃ ꞁȷ̀ᴜͷ̗ ſ͕ɭw }ʃᴜ j͐ʃ j͐ʃɜ ʃɔ ſɭэ ı],ᴜʞ
There is no word for 'And'. This is replaced by placing to words togther or using }ʃᴜꞇ ſᶘw 'Also'. If they are adjective, use -(a)l or kal.
ſɭɜc̗ ꞁȷ̀ɜ ɭʃᴜ ſɭ,ɔ
not-can-should-do
not able to should do
Verbs
Verbs have slot in them and often this means ſןɹ j͑ʃɔ can be dropped.
ꞁȷ̀ɔ ſᶘᴜ ɽ͑ʃ'ᴜ ſɭɔƴ ɭʃƽᴜͷ̗
know 2s 3s
They know you
ꞁȷ̀ɔ ſᶘᴜ ɽ͑ʃ'ᴜ ⺓ ɭʃƽᴜͷ̗
know SUBCL 3s
They know
Sometimes ſɭᴜͷ̗ is used to block it too like for adjectives to prevent compounding or close a verb that does not use the subject. Therefore, ſןɹ j͑ʃɔ is strictly a subject marker while ſɭᴜͷ̗ is used elsewhere.