The Tieermanschelies Language

Tieermanchelies
Language family	Tieermanchelies
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–

As a territory of Diutche, the Tieermanschen are not directly of Germanic origin, and have their own complicated language form. In Tieermanschelies, every noun, pronoun, and even verb, has gender. Agreement is required, and it has multiple cases. Pronouns and verbs rely on their current subject for their gender. The three genders are Feminine, Masculine, and Neuter. The language has 5 Cases, Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Ablative, and Accusative. Unlike other languages, it has 3 numbers, Singular, Dual, and Plural.

Articles

Articles are the very basic identifiers of a language, typically having 2 forms, Definite, and Indefinite. However, in Tieermanchelies, the language has 3 forms, Indefinite, Dual, and Definite.

case	Articles
	Indefinite
	Masculine	Masculine Plural	Feminine	Feminine Plural	Neuter	Neuter Plural
Nominative	Tro	Tre	Tra	Tehr	Ito	It
Accusative	Tron	Tren	Tran	Tehn	Iton	Iten
Dative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item
Genitive	Tros	Tres	Tras	Tehs	Itos	Ites
Ablative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item
case	Articles
	Dual
	Masculine	Masculine Plural	Feminine	Feminine Plural	Neuter	Neuter Plural
Nominative	Tro	Tre	Tra	Tehr	Ito	It
Accusative	Tron	Tren	Tran	Tehn	Iton	Iten
Dative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item
Genitive	Tros	Tres	Tras	Tehs	Itos	Ites
Ablative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item
case	Articles
	Definite
	Masculine	Masculine Plural	Feminine	Feminine Plural	Neuter	Neuter Plural
Nominative	Tro	Tre	Tra	Tehr	Ito	It
Accusative	Tron	Tren	Tran	Tehn	Iton	Iten
Dative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item
Genitive	Tros	Tres	Tras	Tehs	Itos	Ites
Ablative	Trom	Trem	Tram	Tehm	Itom	Item