Dhurga Dictionary

in/at/on (locative case), on words ending in r, rr or l.

their (third person dual possessive)

dual marker (two things/people, a couple of, use after a consonant).

plural marker (three or more things/people, use after a consonant).

your (second person dual possessive).

use of, for the purpose of (used after a consonant.) Purposive on nouns.

my/mine (inalienable - use when the thing cannot be given away or taken)

in/at/on (locative case), not on words ending in r, rr or l.

towards/to (allative case).

with/using (instrumental case).

my/mine (alienable - use when the thing can be given away or taken).

motion away from a place or object. ablative case.

their (third person plural possessive).

subject of an action that is done to soemthing else. Subject of transtitive verb. ergative case marker.

your (second person plural possessive).

I (first person singular subject).

having the highest amount of a quality e.g. best, biggest, fastest. superlative construction.

having more of a quality than another thing or person e.g. better, bigger, faster. comparatuve construction.

for, on behalf of (after a consonant). Benefactive case marker.

I (do something to) you, describes both subject and object in a single 'fused' ending.

very. intensifier

them three or more (third person plural object)

past tense, attached to a verb to show the action occured in the past.

you (one person) use only for actions in the past. (second person singular subject)

you two (second person dual object)