Saya mau tau Kata nama dari Bahasa Na'vi. Jelaskan dalam bahasa melayu

Kata nama bahasa Na'vi show greater number distinctions than those in most human languages do: besides singular and plural, they not only have special dual forms for two of an item (mata, tangan, lovers, etc.), which are not uncommon in human language (English has a remnant in "both"), but also trial forms for three of an item, which on Earth are only found with kata ganti nama diri. Jantina juga kadang-kala (and optionally) marked.

The plural prefix is ay+, and the dual is me+. Both trigger lenition (indicated by the "+" signs rather than the hyphens that usually mark prefix boundaries). In nouns which undergo lenition, the plural prefix may be dropped, so the plural of tokx "body" is either aysokx or just sokx.

Kata nama jantan boleh dibezakan dengan imbuhan akhiran -an, dan untuk betina: -é, yang diberi stres. Tiada perkataan wujud untuk bahasa Inggeris "a" atau "the".

Nouns are declined for case in a tripartite system, which is rare among human languages. In a tripartite system, there are distinct forms for the object of a clause, as in "he kicks the ball"; the agent of a transitive clause which has such an object, as in "he kicks the ball"; and the subject of an klausa tidak transitif, which does not have an object, as in "he runs". An object is marked with the accusative suffix -ti, and an agent with the ergative suffix -l, while an intransitive subject has no case suffix. Contoh: