word categories
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Abstract (ABS.)
Abstract nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Boojabawimdomoo, “Words of Lights”) are nouns that have the quality of abstract concepts. There are no known exceptions to this rule.
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Animal (ANI.)
Animal nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Eboobawimpii, “Words of Animals”) are nouns that have the quality of animals. Unlike human nouns, animal nouns do not differentiate between male or female animals. T
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Deceased (DEC.)
Deceased nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Mapwiipawimdomoo, “Words of Death”) are nouns that have the quality of being dead. Similarly to animal nouns, they have no biological gender, even if they were hum
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Human Feminine (HFE.)
Human feminine nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Mipaabawimtish, “Words of Women”) are nouns that have a human quality and a feminine quality. This is usually used to refer to people’s societal roles in a
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Human Masculine (HMA.)
Human masculine nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Bitwishbawimpi, “Words of Men”) are nouns that have a human quality and a masculine quality. This is usually used to refer to people’s societal roles in a
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Liquid (LIQ.)
Liquid nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Shashwaabawimkaa, “Words of Waters”) are nouns that have the quality of liquids. There are no known exceptions to this gender.
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Plant/Neuter (PNT.)
Plant/neuter nouns (Mitoochaboobawim Mapatoosbawimtoosh yaa Tagaabawimtoosh, “Word of No Genitalia and Trees”) are nouns that have the quality of either plants or have no specific gender whatsoeve
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