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Derivational Morphology

Prefixes

prefix	meaning
a·	collective prefix
bjal·	intensive prefix (V > V)
djé·	reciprocal marker (N, PrN > N, PrN)
goi·	under, below
ha·	location prefix (PrN > PrN)
hoi·	paucative prefix (A, V > A, V)
ju·	some of ~, denotes a portion of the root (N, PrN > N, PrN)
kaf·	despicative (A, N > A, N)
li·	denoting the front of an object (N > N)
vaş·	away, back (V > V)
zo·	any~ (N, PrN > N, PrN)

Suffixes

suffix	meaning
·(q)ats	to refuse to ~ (V > V)
·aim	product of ~ (V > N)
·aunu	physicality (V, A > N)
·ein	agentive (V > N)
·hé	target of ~ (V > N)
·ir	act of ~  (V > N)
·kjo	to use ~ (N > V)
·le	augmentative (A, N > A, N)
·li	tribal group or language variety (A, N > N)
·llu	habits or paths trodden which characterize a noun (N > N)
·lo	adjectivizer (V, N> A)
·loi	reversal of meaning
·molu	denotes a version of a noun considered lesser, with some significant part of it taken away; it is generally considered an insult when used with people without good reason.
·no	region, '-land' (N > N)
·njam	-ness (A, V > N)
·ŋi	that which is ~ed (N, V > N)
·ŋilu	the ~ profession (N, V > N)
·ŋka	Abstractive. Frequently deletes final consonants when added. (V > V)
	silo think +-ŋka > siloŋka create
	ansar move + -ŋka > ansaŋka scatter
·rak	iterative (V > V)
·rou	location of action (V > N)
·spi	diminutive (A, N > A, N)
·su	result of ~  (V > N)
·thu	ability to ~ (V > N)
·ulla	that which ~s (V > N)
·wa	denominative verbalizer (N > V)
·y	nominal (borrowed from Ker, replacing the native form in -u still seen in -aunu and -su) (V, A > N)

Adpositions

Herein lie explanations detailing the relations of both local and temporal caseforms with the adpositions which govern them. To help describe said relations, it is useful to employ the concept of Head Orientation: this means the orientation of the direction, or flow, of the adposition with regards to the governed noun, ie to the hill is oriented towards the hill, away from the barrel is oriented away from the barrel, and on the tree is unmarked.
Temporal relations are slightly different: [we partied] up until midnight is oriented towards midnight as is its direction of flow, thus it takes the Terminative for žaunu-é ro; [we slept] until midnight is oriented towards midnight but its direction of flow is away from midnight, and thus takes the Egressive in žaunu-o lis.

Head Orientation	unmarked		oriented away from		oriented towards
static	Loc / Temp		Abl / Egr		All / Term
	point	encompass	beginning	flow away from	flow towards	arrival at
	at, in, against	all over	outside at, up against	behind, before	up towards, up until, over there at ~	outside of, at/in ~[time period]
in motion	Loc / Temp		Abl / Egr		All / Term
	point	encompass	beginning	flow away from	flow towards	arrival at
	between, during	over, across, over/for [time period]	out of, away from, since	backwards, back at	towards, until	up to, up at

A selection of postpositions is given here for further clarity:

Syntax

Words!

Case usage

Dative

Dative of Resulting Action (Dative Absolute)

Multiple-Mood Conjunctions

huofo

'after, subsequent to, resulting from; since'
When meaning 'subsequent to' or 'resulting from <verb>', huofo takes the indicative; when meaning 'since' and describing an action whose reality is under some question, it takes the subjunctive:

Načnačbut huofohuofoafter/since benorewuonbenore-uo-onlearn-past-1p.tr vajevajewhat-abs jabenorewon…ja-benore-onpfv-learn-1p.tr		<insert subjunctive-using huofo clause here>
'But resulting from having learned what I have learned…'		'insert translation of subjunctive-using huofo clause here'
better 'But after I learned what I've learned…'	versus

As can be seen from the slightly-differing translations of the indicative clause, there can be some shared ground of meaning between huofo and the Dative of Resulting Action (Dative Absolute).