Word structure
Aigramma words are transparent building blocks. Order is fixed; each suffix has two shapes.
Noun order
STEM STEM↓CASE CASE↓PLURAL PLURAL↓POSSESSIVE POSSESSIVE
STEM + CASE + PLURAL + POSSESSIVE
tomo → tomok → tomokun → tomokunum
tomo → tomok → tomokun → tomokunum
Every suffix has a consonant-initial shape (after vowels) and a vowel-initial shape (after consonants), with u/i harmony.
Plural: -n after vowels; -un/-in after consonants. tomo→tomon, kiv→kivin, hop→hopun.
Verb order
STEM STEM↓TENSE TENSE↓MODE MODE↓PERSON PERSON
STEM + TENSE + MODE + PERSON
kala → kalad → kaladuh → kaladuhum
kala → kalad → kaladuh → kaladuhum
No stem changes
Aigramma never changes stems. Always STEM + grammatical element — no man→men, go→went.
No assimilation
No consonant assimilation. What you write is what you attach: word = stem + chosen suffix shape.
Word builder
STEM + CASE + PLURAL + POSSESSIVE — order never changes. Harmony: back (a/o/u)
STEM tomo→CASE k→PLURAL un→POSSESSIVE um=
tomokunum