The relationship of case is expressed by prepositions. The comparative is made by using the word pelo , the superlative by supelo . With the comparative, the conjunction olo is used. The verb undergoes no change with regard to person or number or tense, which is instead conveyed as necessary through context. The passive is rendered by preceding a verb with esete .
All prepositions end in -o .
The first 10 ordinal numerals are, when used as adjectives, unin , duin , tirin , forin , fifin , sesin , sepin , ocin , enin , decin . Tens and hundreds are formed by joining the numerals. The suffix -en indicates fractional numbers. A correlative consists of a modifier followed by a context. The contexts can be inflected like other words in most instances.