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Grammar Tings[edit]
Useful for Conlanging[edit]
- List of glossing abbreviations
- Types of Languages
- Active–stative language
- Accusative absolute
- Polysynthetic language
- Nominative absolute
- Grammar of Languages
- Finnish language
- Finnish grammar
- German grammar
- Esperanto
- Esperanto grammar
- Words
- Function word
- Article (grammar)
- Correlative
- Inflection
- Part of speech
- Conjunction (grammar)
- Predicate (grammar)
- Miscellaneous
- Constructed language
- International Phonetic Alphabet
- Syntax
- Phonotactics
- Morphotactics
- Declension
- Echo answer
- Echo complement
- Yes–no question
- A-not-A question
- Elocution
- Actancy
- Anankastic conditional
- Epistemic modality
- Expletive
- Adverbial clause
- Holophrasis
- Partitive plural
- Possession (linguistics)
- Possessive
- Interrogative
- Grammatical Cases
- List of grammatical cases
- Abessive case
- Ablative (Latin)
- Grammatical case
- Ablative case
- Absolutive case
- Accusative case
- Adessive case
- Adverbial case
- Allative case
- Antessive case
- Apudessive case
- Aversive case
- Benefactive case
- Case hierarchy
- Case role
- Causative
- Colognian pronouns
- Comitative case
- Comparative case
- Construct state
- Dative case
- Dative construction
- Double dative
- Dative shift
- Delative case
- Differential argument marking
- Differential object marking
- Direct case
- Distributive case
- Distributive-temporal case
- Egressive case
- Elative case
- Instructive case
- Equative case
- Ergative case
- Ergative-genitive case
- Essive case
- Essive-formal case
- Essive-modal case
- Associative case
- Estonian locative system
- Modal case
- Exessive case
- Semblative case
- Final case
- Finnish locative system
- Finnish noun cases
- Formal case
- Genitive case
- Identical case
- Inessive case
- Illative case
- Inelative case
- Initiative case
- Instrumental case
- Instrumental-comitative case
- Intransitive case
- Intrative case
- Ithkuil
- Lative case
- Locative case
- Multiplicative case
- Nominative case
- Nota accusativi
- Oblique case
- Orientative case
- Ornative case
- Partitive
- Partitive case
- Pegative case
- Perlative case
- Pertingent case
- Possessive and possessed cases
- Postelative case
- Postessive case
- Prepositional case
- Prolative case
- Proto-Finnic locative system
- Revertive case
- SIDSPACE
- Sociative case
- Subessive case
- Sublative case
- Suffixaufnahme
- Superessive case
- Superlative case
- Temporal case
- Terminative case
- Translative case
- Verbal case
- Vocative case
- Syllable
- Grammatical Mood
- Grammatical mood
- Assumptive mood
- Alethic modality
- Aggressive mood
- Conditional mood
- Consequential mood
- Debitive
- Deductive mood
- Imperative mood
- Deliberative mood
- Deontic modality
- Desiderative mood
- Dubitative mood
- Dubitative mood (Eskimo)
- Dynamic modality
- English subjunctive
- Evidentiality
- Injunctive mood
- Gnomic aspect
- Hortative
- Hypothetical mood
- Imprecative mood
- Realis mood
- Inferential mood
- Jussive mood
- Linguistic modality
- Mirativity
- Necessitative mood
- Irrealis mood
- Transitive case
- Old English subjunctive
- Optative mood
- Optative (Ancient Greek)
- Permissive mood
- Subjunctive (Ancient Greek)
- Subjunctive mood
- Propositive mood
- Sensory evidential mood
- Speculative mood
- Volitive modality
- Tense–aspect–mood
- Subjunctive in Dutch