The Particles or letters, which serve for Nounes beginning with a Vowell, are as followeth. Singular. _V. Av. R._ Plural. _C._ or _Qu. Avta. C._ or _qu. tacque_, as for example, _Acun_, signifieth son, _Ixim_, Corn, _Ochoch_, likewise house, which are thus declined.
Sing. _Vacun_, my son, _Avacun_, thy son, _Racun_, his son. Plural. _Cacun_, our son, _Avacunta_, your son, _Cacuntaque_, their son.
Sing. _Vixim_, my corn, _Avixim_, thy corn, _Rixim_, his corn. Plural. _Quixim_, our corn, _Aviximta_, your corn, _Quixim tacque_, their corn.
Sing. _Vochoch_, my house, _Avochoch_, thy house, _Rochoch_, his house. Plural. _Cochoch_, our house, _Avochochta_, your house, _Cochochtaque_, their house.
So likewise are varied or declined, _Abix_, signifying a plantation, or peece of ground sowen. _Acal_, earth or ground. _Vleu_, also earth or ground. _Acach_, hen. Save onely that the words beginning with _I_, admit _qu_, in the first and third person plurall; the rest admit for the same persons plurall, _C_, onely.
And as thus I have observed for the varying or declining of Nounes; so also doe all the Verbes admit of severall particles for their conjugating, according as they begin either with a vowell or a consonant.
Those that begin with a consonant have somewhat like the Nounes these articles following.
Sing. _Nu, Na, Inru._ Plural. _Inca, Nata, Inquitacque._ As for example, _locoh_, to love.
Sing. _Nulocoh_, I love, _Nalocoh_, thou lovest, _Inrulocoh_, hee loveth. Plural. _Incalocoh_, wee love, _Nalocohta_, yee love, _Inquilocohtaque_, they love.
_Nuroca_, or _Nurapa_, I whip, or beat. _Naroca_ or _Narapa_, thou whippest, or beatest; _Inruroca_, or _Inrurapa_, hee whippeth or beateth. Plural. _Incaroca_, or _Incarapa_, wee whip, or beat; _Narocata_, or _Narapata_, yee whip, or beat, _Inquirocatacque_, or _Inquirapatacque_, they whip or beat.
_Nutsiba_, I write, _Natsiba_, thou writest, _Inrutsiba_, hee writeth. Plural. _Incatsiba_, wee write, _Natsibata_, yee write, _Inquitsibatacque_, they write.
There is no preterimperfect tense, nor preterpluperfect tense; but the preterperfect tense standeth for them; neither is there any Future, but the present tense expresseth it, and is understood for it, according to the sense of the discourse, as _Nulocoh Pedro_, I love or wil love _Peter. Tinulocoh_, I love thee, or I wil love thee. Yet sometimes for fuller expression of the Future tense, is added this Verbe, _inva_, I wil, _nava_, thou wilt, _Inra_, he will, as _Inva nulocoh Pedro_, I will love _Peter_.