Drabàshabal nouns are direct and uninflected, but plurality is expressed through a combination of articles and pluralized forms, especially in verbs and pronouns. The system is consistent and reflects the language’s elegant logic.
Singular Nouns
Most nouns appear in singular by default.
Examples:
taralàn = warrior
borojul = house
nashun = flower
umbvakul = mountain
Use the singular article te for clarity or emphasis. It is optional but helpful in complex or poetic phrasing.
Examples:
te taralàn = the warrior
te borojul = the house
Plural Nouns
Pluralization in Drabàshabal is indicated by:
The plural article: tei
The plural form of the noun (usually adding -i or -ni)
Plural verb forms, which are required and do not allow omission of plurality in grammar
Common Plural Endings
-i: added to most words whether ending in consonants or vowels:
Examples:
taralàn → taralani = warriors
insha → inshai = stars
Depending on context or poetic style, the i-ending may occasionally be omitted.
