In my latest rewrite of Baranxe'i grammar, I have Baranxe'i headings, as well, so I have a couple terms already at hand (plus a few I came up with for this one). The focus is therefore of course on grammatical terms I need for Baranxe'i, so no 'ergative', 'perfect' or 'aspect' yet :/
What I have now:
hefri’ẽ – language archaic term
hēvīr – language
hēva – to speak
auku – sound
- nirauku – vowel < nirā ‘open, wide’
- irsauku – consonant < irsā ‘difficult, hard, troubled’
-- xelauku – stop < xela ‘to stop’
-- ruxauku – fricative < ruxna ‘to flow’
baga – to write < to scratch, to scribe, to grave
bagasa – to write
aukubaŋ – letter
bagāðivahāŋ – writing system
kontbagasīr – orthography < correct writing
ran – word
haunuran – noun < haunu ‘name’
atmanran – verb < atmana ‘to do’
sinran – adjective < sin ‘quality, characteristic’
atmananran – participle ’doing word’
- atmananhaunuran – nouned participle
- atmanansinran – adjective participle
mēzurnran – personal pronoun < mēzurna ‘to act, to procede’
śeðukran – interrogative pronoun < śeðna ‘to ask’
jāŋuran – adposition < jāŋu ‘position, location’
- ŋalþjāŋuran – preposition < ŋalþ ‘front, face, façade’
- aśjāŋuran – postposition < aś ‘behind, following, after’
uðitran – affix < uði ‘towards, at’
- ŋalþuðitran – prefix
- aśuðitran – suffix
- mēzurnaśuðitran – pronoun suffix
haþaran – copula < haþa 'to be'
aŋu – number
- mutaŋu – singular < mā ‘one’
- aþrutaŋu – dual < aþrā ‘two’
- haŋutaŋu – plural < haŋā ‘many, a lot’
xaiġur – gender < sign, mark
da'inanā – animate < living
(da’inanā) aleisā – masculine < living male
(da’inanā) īnasā – feminine < living female
(da'inanā) mavalā – common < living common
mēda'inanu – inanimate < not living
ēlāt – case < duty, role
- mēzutēlāt – nominative < mēzu ‘event, occurance; act, action’
- juŋkutēlāt – accusative < juŋku ‘given thing’
- uðitēlāt – dative < uði ‘towards’
- airnēlāt – genitive < airna ‘to own’
- ētiþutēlāt – instrumental < ētiþu ‘tool’
- jāŋuranēlāt – adpositional < jāŋuran ‘adposition’
- aśinutēlāt – temporal < aśinu ‘time’
ēlātbalba – to decline to break case
- ēlātbalbīr – declension
I still need to rewrite much of the verbal section, hence why I can't fill in 'tense', 'mood' or 'conjugation' right now
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