Dalmatian grammar
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Alfabet
A B C Č CH D E F G I J L M N O P Q R S T U V Z
Nouns
Dalmatian noun has masculine and feminine gender , and singular and plural number.
Masculine nouns:
Singular / plural /meaning
amaic / amaič / friend
detco / dacli / finger
cortial / cortiali / knife
Feminine nouns:
Singular / plural /meaning
susana / susane / plum
busca / busce / cow
mun / mune / hand
Dalmatian has not declination of nouns.
Article
Adjective
Pronouns
| Singular | |
| 1.Ju | |
| 2.Te | |
| 3.Jal/Jala | |
| Plural | |
| 1.Nu | |
| 2.Vu | |
| 3.Jai |
Prepositions
In - in
Bas de - below
De - of
Da - from of
Dri - behind
Saupra - on
Alič - at
Verbs
References
<references/
- Bartoli, Matteo Giulio, (1906) Das Dalmatische (2 vols), Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna
- Fisher, John. (1975). Lexical Affiliations of Vegliote, Rutherford, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press ISBN 0-8386-7796-7>