Cool, that could be an interesting proposal with the Eclipse considering the whole incident at the religious ceremony with the Herenethor. 


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As you may or may not have noticed, Coastal Arsuronic has begun to introduce end markers to words, in particular -im. In Coastal and Lotus Arsuronic, -im signifies the singular, while -el signifies the plural. Prefixes still show the more abstract "catagory" that the word falls into, (ex: An- "living sapient creature", ge- "an animal, non sapient creature", Yi- "of the Sea", Ki- "divinity", Fi- "a concept, idea"), but they will no longer change to show number. 

[b]Stone/Early Bronze Age Arsuronic[/b]
	Yisih - Fish
	Ésih - Fish (plural)

[b]Middle Bronze Age Coastal Arsuronic[/b]
	Yisihim - Fish
	Yisihel - Fish (plural)

However a different system is developing around the Yijen Fork Region due to its isolated location from the rest of the dialects, begining to branch off into its own language.

[b]Old Yijenese[/b]
	Esih - Fish
	Esi' - Fish (plural)

Yijenese's final consonants naturally lenitised (softened), and show their plural form by fortition (hardening)

[b]Another Example[/b]

ÃrékH - Person
Ãrek - People

In additon, Yijenese and Arsuronic both begin to show the posessive case via stem-innitial lenition

[b]In Arsuronic[/b]
Gedańegim - Deer
Geðańegim - of the Deer

[b]In Yijenese[/b]
Shejanek - Wild Animal
Shełaneg - of the Wild Animals

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