This is a vocabulary translator, the whitecrest language doesn’t match with English and has word order and suffixes that can’t be used here
The word order for this language is subject object verb, English is subject verb object
For instance
SVO: I ate the sandwich
SOV: I the sandwich ate
Cases: this language uses many cases
Dative (to something) -si
For instance littlenoobsi - to littlenoob
Genitive: ownership of something use like ‘s in English
For instance: apas - father’s
Another example as genitive has another form: littlenoobal- littlenoob’s
In most instances if the genitive is on a word ending in a vowel it’s -s, if the word ends in a consonant it’s most likely -al
Plurals: animate (meaning it’s alive) -er for instance claner- sons
Inanimate, not alive, example: avisχve (aviskhve) - years, suffix is -khve
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