Structure

The main rule

Anything before a word applies to the word. In case of a verb, the object comes after too.

Words can be omitted when obvious from context. a-lo! (love!) is a valid sentence.

Verbs: domain + vo

Any non-verb can become a verb by appending vo. The domain carries the full meaning; vo marks it as action.

Add a (max) or o (zero) to set intensity:

Bare domain (no vo) = state, not action:

Tense: expressed through domains, not structure

Dupi has no strict tense particles. Time is expressed using domain compounds or omitted when obvious from context. Ti = past, niti = future.

Word structure

All domains are connected with a hyphen to form compound words. a and o are just domains like any other.

Modifier domains are optional

Wh-questions: domain + jo

Negation: no

Connectors

Comparison: bu

Example: ma so bu sa = I'm bigger than you (I, size, more, you).

Variables: la

la works like any other domain. Add vo to make it a verb (define).