The noun is a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, animals, feelings, actions, compliments, natural phenomena, things and abstract notions.
In Hujdiš many nouns are made through agglutination, combining the form and the meaning of two or more words ( ex. ‘’ánnaillisti’’- meaning pronunciation- made of ‘’ánne’’ wich means loud and the radical ‘’–ill’’-from the verb ‘’illa’’ meaning ‘’to say’’ and the suffix ‘’-sti’’ wich is tipical for nouns) , and derivation, from another morphological part with preffixes or suffixes( ‘’bepaalusti’’ in wich ‘’be-‘’ is the preffix, ‘’-paalu-‘’ is the radical that means ‘’much’’ and ‘’-sti’’ is the suffix for nouns). There are also nouns that didn’t suffered any transformation souch as ‘’aamar’’(life) or ‘’allupa’’ (apple).
Gender
In Hujdiš there is no gender indication within the nouns. The gender is also absent in the grammatical conjugation. So in order to make it clear when it comes to persons, the usage of the right pronoun is mandatory.
Proper nouns and common nouns
A proper noun denotes names of places, people, animals etc. and they are marked by capital letter. A common noun identify a class of people, places, animals, feelings, actions, compliments, natural phenomena, things and abstract notions, and they are not marked with capital letters.
Singular vs Plural
In Hujdiš all nouns have a singular and a plural form. For the plural form we must add the plural desinence ‘’–ut’’. Sometimes we can add it directly at the end of the word, when the word is ending with a consonant ( ex. ‘’ásan’’ meaning ‘’enemy’’ can be put to plural like ‘’ásanut’’) or we can add it to the end of a vowel ending word with the ligature ‘’-j-‘’( ‘’allupa’’ meaning ‘’apple’’ can be put to plural like ‘’allupajut’’).
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