Noun casesEdit

There are 6 noun cases in Kиipƒi, some with 'uncommon' names:

Nominative - standard form of a noun, really used rarely, eg. 'He is called CAT'.

Subjective - used with noun when it acts as a subject, eg. 'CAT went upstairs'.

Posessive - used as Genitive, eg. 'MONKEY'S fur'.

Objective - when nouns are used as objects, and their state changes, eg. 'He crashed with CAR'.

Temative - when there's no subject or very abstractive IT subject(eg. describing with BE or when using imperative) eg. 'YOU are stupid', 'Let PEOPLE clean'

sUbstantive - mainly used as place markers, definition is when nouns are used as objects, and their state doesnt change), eg. 'I'm going to HOUSE'.

Noun declinationEdit

The declination depends on 2 facts about the Nominative of a noun. First, its gender. Whether is it masculine or feminine. Then, it depends on the second from end letter of the Nominative(for feminine) or on last letter of Nominative(for masculine). For feminine the special letter is N, and for masculine it's R.

Feminine declination with N, eg. ana
	singular	plural
Nominative	ana	ańe(comes from anie)
Subjective	ane	anai
Posessive	aną	anu
Objective	ańa(comes from ania)	anć
Temative	ano	ańo(comes from anio)
Substantive	anei	anoi

Remember that if u add an i to n you get a ń.

Feminine declination for rest of cases, eg. nea
	singular	plural
Nominative	nea	neie
Subjective	neo	neio
Posessive	neć	neće
Objective	neoi	neioi
Temative	neu	ney
Substantive	neą	neią

Masculine declination with R, eg. kiar
	singular	plural
Nominative	kiar	kiary
Subjective	kiaro	kiaroi
Posessive	kiarń	kiariń
Objective	kiaroń	kiaroiń
Temative	kiaru	kiarue
Substantive	kiarą	kiarra

Masculine declination for rest of cases, eg. mun
	singular	plural
Nominative	mun	muna
Subjective	muo	muń
Posessive	muio	muiu
Objective	muań	muńa
Temative	muro	mune
Substantive	muą	muią

Special nounsEdit

As so, the few special nouns indicate abstract things. They can be subjects, objects, or so on. They declinate regularly, but they don't have plural forms(make plural of weather, go on, and see if it makes any sense)

Er Bizn - The Weather noun(eg. IT's going to rain)

Er Man - The General/Obligative noun(eg. Man darf nicht rauchen)

Er Timt - The Situation/Time noun(eg. IT's 4 o'clock)