Ondaric

The whole grammar

1. The sentence runs backwards. Ondaric is head-final throughout, so what English puts first, Ondaric puts last.
2. Every letter has one counterpart. Vowels become vowels and consonants become consonants, so a word keeps its shape and stays sayable.
3. An article binds to the front of its noun with a turned comma: sa’noun.
4. A preposition becomes a postposition and binds to the back with a hyphen: noun-esh. Both can happen at once.
5. Punctuation becomes a particle word, written with a raised dot so it can never be mistaken for a root.
6. A capital letter stays a capital.

The letters, as your key has them

The particles, as your key has them