Introduction
Makwa Agal (/mÉ›'kwa É›'gal/ mek-WA eg-OL), is a slight revision of Makwa Igal. Aside from a different noun declension pattern, the two versions are identical in every way. For more details, see the page for Makwa Igal. Notably, Aaltok features a significant amount of vocabulary borrowed from Makwa Agal.
Nouns
There is no grammatical number, but nouns stems do decline into 5 cases:
| Case | Pattern | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Stem Form | _ _ | daja |
| Nominative Agent | _ _l | dajal |
| Nominative Experiencer | _ _ul | dajul |
| Accusative Theme | _w_e | dawje |
| Accusative Patient 1 | _ _e | daje |
| Accusative Patient 2 | _i_e | dije |
Listed above are the original names given to these 5 cases. Each one's precise definition is entirely unattested.
Lexicon
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