Editing Sudovian language (section)

==Grammar==
The few grammatical features proposed for the Sudovian languages are either based on supposed Sudovian substrate in other languages or based on the Polish-Yotvingian Vocabulary (it is unsure, whether or not it represents Sudovian). Therefore, few can be said with certainty.

The language seems to have preserved many archaic features, which have been lost in other Baltic languages. The language from the vocabulary retained the Proto-Baltic singular neuter case endings (as did Prussian), leaving the language with three genders.{{r|Dini|page=305}}

The language has six [[grammatical case]]s: nominative, vocative (The vocative example is "{{lang|xsv|Kails naussen gnigethe.}}" form the Sudovian Book), accusative, genitive, dative and locative, and a complex morphology with a variety of [[grammatical mood|moods]]. It was a frontier dialect of Old Baltic, which preserved many archaic features which had been lost in the Middle Baltic group.{{citation needed|date=November 2022}}