Nindic grammar notes

Affixes:

Nominal:
-ad, -d definite suffix
-aedd plural suffix

Verbal:
-s, -ys past tense suffix (causes affection of the previous vowel if possible), 3rd singular
-es, -edd passive participle suffix
-i infinitive suffix (causes affection of the previous vowel if possible)
-i past tense suffix (unusual form)
-ior future tense, 3rd singular (causes affection if possible)
-th, -íth 3rd plural suffix

Adjectival:
-es, -ed superlative suffix

Affection

a -> e, ei
o -> e, i

These processes happen when forming the plural of some nouns, as well as when some affixes are added to a base.

Vowel Deletion Processes.

o -> zero in front of /o/
<e> in the word <ebo> is sometimes deleted, when unstressed.
a -> zero in front of /a/

Mutation Processes.

Lenition      Spirantization
t > d         t > th
c > g         c > ch
p > b         p > ph 
d > dd        
g > zero      non-applicable (at least for this
example) 
b > f 
m > f
ll > l 
rh > r

Grammar Notes:

a) negative verb 'ge-' is used with the infinitive of the verb being negated.

b) <i> 'the' is used only when the nominal is in prepositional phrase or modified by an adjective.

c) word order is VSO

d) 'boi' with the passive participle indicates a stative, something that is now completed and is in a stable state. It does not imply that there was any initial cause of that state, that is what the passive particle is for.