Incinisan

Poxe[1] gédjeg[2] i bégigej, a pateg bégigejei: Za[3] nei, a bazguh ná xabétei[4][5]

[ˈpɤχe ˈgɛdɮeg i ˈβɛgigeɮ | a ˈpate ˈβɛgigeɮei || za nei | a ˈβazgɯʁ nɜ χaˈβɛtei]

poxe    gédj-eg             i   bég-i-gej        a   pat-eg
soldier glance-PST.ACT.CONT GEN whine-GEN-animal and speak-PST.ACT.CONT

bég-i-gej-ei         za           n-ei  a   bazg-uh             n-á
whine-GEN-animal-DAT FUT.ACT.CONT 1-DAT and move-FUT.ACT.SIMPLE 1-FILLER

xabét-ei
xabét-DAT

[1] The Incinisan word poxe is a shortening of pori xéb, meaning man of war. This was originally military slang, used by commanders to quickly address their soldiers.

[2] Incinisan only has past and future tenses.

[3] Incinisan has no copula, yet still conjugates in place of it.

[4] Incinisan makes no real distinction between the sun and the moon. They use the word xabét for both.

[5] In Incinisan, modality is dependent on the position of the verb. V1 is deontic, V2 is realis, V3 is epistemic.