Middle Quenya Grammar

Grammar

• introduction
  • historical development
  • conceptual development
• basic grammar
  • pronunciation and transcription
  • stress
    • shortened final syllables
    • elision
    • prosodic lengthening
  • word order
• definite article
  • definiteness and the genitive/possessive
• nouns
  • noun classes
    • vocalic nouns
    • e-nouns
    • consonantal nouns
    • monosyllabic nouns
  • declension for number
    • dual nouns
    • partitive plural
    • plural nouns
  • noun cases
    • nominative
    • accusative
    • dative
    • genitive
    • possessive
    • adverbial cases
      • allative
      • ablative
      • locative
        • assimilated locative
        • s-case
    • instrumental
    • similative
    • comitative
• pronouns
  • subject affixes
  • object affixes
  • emphatic pronouns
  • possessive pronouns
  • reflexive pronouns
  • demonstrative pronouns
  • indefinite pronouns
  • interrogative pronouns
  • relative pronouns
• verbs
  • verb classes
    • basic verbs
    • derived verbs
      • weak verbs
      • half-strong verbs
    • talat-stem verbs
    • a-verbs
    • u-verbs
    • inceptive verbs
    • irregular verbs
  • copula
    • stative
  • verb tenses
    • infinitive
    • gerund
    • aorist
    • present
      • frequentative
    • past
    • perfect
      • long perfect
    • future
  • verb inflections
  • participles
    • active participle
    • passive participle
    • perfective adjective
  • compound tenses
  • verbal nouns and adjectives
    • verbal nouns
    • verbal adjectives
  • verbal moods
    • impersonal verbs and passive voice
    • reflexive
    • verbal modality
    • imperative
    • optative
    • subjunctive
      • conditional
      • counterfactual
    • negative
    • interrogative
      • answers to questions
• adjectives
  • comparative
• adverbs
• prepositions
• conjunctions
• numerals
• quantifiers
• syntax
  • subordinate clauses
• word formation
  • compounds
  • personal names
  • agental nouns