Grammar

Overview
Memoni grammar is the set of rules by which Memoni is able to construct statements and questions. It is similar to that of other Indo-Iranian languages.

Pronouns
Main Article: Memoni Pronouns

Memoni follows the first, second and third person, along with their plural equivalents, pronoun system.

Similarly to other languages, the second person plural pronoun aaen is used as a polite form when referring to a singular person.

One key difference is that there are two different Subject pronouns depending on the verb being used.

There may be different pronouns depending on the dialect of Memoni spoken.

Nouns
Main Article: Memoni Nouns

Each noun in Memoni has grammatical gender and are inflected based around its number.

Verbs
Main Article: Memoni Verbs

Verbs are conjugated based around their tense, subject agreement and the gender of the object.

Adverbs
Main Article: Memoni Adverbs

To be added later.

Adjectives
Main Article: Memoni Adjectives

Adjectives describe the noun of the sentence. In Memoni, they are followed before the noun.

Postpositions
Main Article: Memoni Postpositions

Unlike in English, Memoni has postpositions which follow the word it governs. Postpositions affect the grammatical case of a verb.

Conjunctions
Main Article: Memoni Conjunctions

Conjunctions are words that logically link ideas together.