- The inflection of verb agrees with the subject of the sentence when applying the direct nominative case or the indirect nominative case.
- The inflection of verb agrees with the object of the sentence when applying the accusative case, the instrumental case, the dative case or the passive case.
- First Inflection of Verb is used when the verb has no prefix and is placed at the beginning of a sentence; Second Inflection of Verb is used when the verb has a prefix (or prefixes) or in the situation that the verb is placed in the middle of a sentence.
- Alfvanthienda Fyeritha obeys a natural order of VSO, Verb Subject Object.
- If the last letter of the root and the first letter of the suffix are both vowel, then place an “h” in between of them.
- The inflection of verb agrees with the object of the sentence when applying the accusative case, the instrumental case, the dative case or the passive case.
- First Inflection of Verb is used when the verb has no prefix and is placed at the beginning of a sentence; Second Inflection of Verb is used when the verb has a prefix (or prefixes) or in the situation that the verb is placed in the middle of a sentence.
- Alfvanthienda Fyeritha obeys a natural order of VSO, Verb Subject Object.
- If the last letter of the root and the first letter of the suffix are both vowel, then place an “h” in between of them.
