Verkumen Sarkene Lekar

The Vérkumen Sarkene Lékār (Vérkumen Language) is a language isolate native to the Magnaualdus Taiga, The language is named due to the apparent "Lupus Similis" (Wolf-like) sound of the language to the speakers of Sublatenus.
==Grammar==
===Grammatical Gender===
The Vérkumen Language distinguishes between Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter noun classes, along with a distinction between Animate and Inanimate nouns. Adjectives agree to the grammatical gender and animacy of the non they are describing
===Grammatical Cases===
The Vérkumen Language has 20 grammatical cases in nouns, along with 12 cases distinguished in adjectives.
These cases being:
Nominative, Genitive, Accusative, Dative, Benefactive, Causative, Adessive, Apudessive, Inessive, Subessive, Superessive, Ablative, Allative, Lative, Sociative, Transative, Instrumental, Temporal, "About", and Equative.
Apudessive, Inessive, Subessive, Superessive, Ablative, Allative, and Lative are not distinguished in adjectives when agreeing with noun case, instead they are marked with a single case: Prepositional, all other cases are agreed with in adjectives normally.
===Grammatical Number===
The Vérkumen Language contains 5 numbers, Singular (One), Paucal (A few), Plural (~4-150), Greater Plural (~150-350), and Greatest Plural (~300-∞, Uncountable/Collective)
===Verb Conjugation===
The Vérkumen Language distinguishes between 3 numbers in the conjugation of verbs those being: Singular, Plural, and Greatest Plural, nouns in Paucal and Greater Plural are chosen depending upon which category the more so fit into. There are 4 grammatical moods; The Grammatical Moods are Indicative, Imperative, Conditional, and Interrogative. There are 3 Tenses: Past, Present, Future, and 4 Grammatical Aspects: Perfect, Imperfect, Progressive, and Habitual/Simple, though not all Tenses or Aspects are in every Grammatical Mood.
==Phonology==
Word Examples (The Acute mark is used as a stress marker): 
Vérkumen /vérkumɛn/ 
Steurkūrnst /stë́ÿrkʉ:rnst/ 
Késeonsam /késeø̈nsɑm/
===Consonants===
The Following are all of the consonants in the Vérkumen Language: /m/, /n/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /s/, /f/, /v/, /x/, /j/, /r/, /l/
The Following are some pronunciation rules for consonants: 
Consonants will usually correlate with a consonant that follows. (i.e. bk > pk, kv > gv) 
Consonants will palatalize when next to j, e, or i. (i.e. ti > ci, s > ɕi, xi > çi
===Vowels===
The vowels in the Vérkumen Language are: i, u, e, o, ɑ, The Dipthongs: au /æ̈ÿ/, eu /ëÿ/, eo /e:ø/, aui /æ̈ÿɪ/
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