Namari language

Nouns
Nouns in Namari decline for case (12 cases) and number (singular and plural). In addition, nouns have topic and focus markers.

List of cases:
 * The nominative case (Namari: naotekata) marks the agent of the verb.
 * The accusative case (Namari: mukaiotekata) marks the direct object of the verb.
 * The vocative case (Namari: yobiotekata) indicates that the noun in question is being addressed. It is only used in formal and poetic language, having largely been replaced by the nominative in colloquial language.
 * The genitive case (Namari: mochiotekata) indicates that the noun in question modifies another noun. It is typically used to signify possession. It corresponds to the English preposition 'of'.
 * The dative case (Namari: moyaiotekata) marks the indirect object of the verb, or a beneficiary. It corresponds somewhat to the English preposition 'to'.
 * The instrumental case (Namari: michiotekata) marks the means by which the verb is performed. It corresponds to one sense of the English preposition 'with'.
 * The comitative case (Namari: tomonaiotekata) marks any noun which accompanies the agent in the action. It corresponds to the other sense of the English preposition 'with'.
 * The ablative case (Namari: kayaotekata) marks the origin of an action. It corresponds to the English preposition 'from'.
 * The allative case (Namari: yukiotekata) marks the destination of an action. It corresponds to the English preposition 'towards'.
 * The comparative case (Namari: yukaiotekata) marks a noun by which a comparison is made. In this sense it very roughly corresponds to the English preposition 'than'.
 * The terminative case (Namari: pateotekata) marks the limit of an action.
 * The locative case (Namari: tokoyōtekata) marks the location in which the action is performed.

Declension of pito (person)

Verbs
Conjugation of kaku (to write):

Conjugation of oku (to rise):

Conjugation of mī (to see):

Irregular verbs
Conjugation of su (to do):

Conjugation of ku (to come):

Conjugation of ai (to be, existential inanimate): The verb oi (to be, existential animate) is conjugated identically, as well as the aorist and future conjugations and the copula.