Ad. draft-plural grammar.

Ad. draft-plural grammar.
The draft plural seems to have been formed mainly with a short suffixal -i, as opposed to the later plural inflection long -î-, most noticeable in the draft plural bāri (SD/438) of bâr “lord” (later plural form bârî). The draft plural suffix -i seemed to alter other short vowels to which is came in contact, such as azra “sea” → azrē “seas” (SD/311). Draft case inflections seem to have been added to this plural form, with special plural inflections in most cases.

Examples (draft-plural)
Avalāi [← Avalô] ✧ SD/344
Avalâi “Gods and Elves” [← Avalô] ✧ SDI2/Avalâi
Avalâi [← Avalô] ✧ SDI2/Balâi
Balāi [← #Balâ] ✧ SD/341
Balāi [← #Balâ] ✧ SD/344
Balâi [← #Balâ] ✧ SDI2/Avalâi
Balâi [← #Balâ] ✧ SDI2/Balâi
azrē “seas” [← azra] ✧ SD/311
bāri ← bār ✧ SD/438
batānī “ways” [← batân] ✧ SD/312
bēnī “servants” [← *bên] ✧ SD/341
ēruhīn [← #Êruhin] ✧ SD/311
Eruhil “Children of God” [← #Êruhin] ✧ SD/341
Nimrî “Shining Ones” [← Nimir] ✧ SD/358
Nimrî [← Nimir] ✧ SD/388
Nimrî “Shining Ones” [← Nimir] ✧ SDI2/Nimrî
avalōi-si “on Powers” [← Avalô] draft-dative ✧ SD/311
bārisim ← bār draft-dative ✧ SD/439
bāriyōm ← bār draft-genitive ✧ SD/439
avalōi-men [← Avalô] draft-instrumental ✧ SD/311
bārimain ← bār draft-instrumental ✧ SD/439
Adūnāim “The Adunai (Men of W.)” [← #Adûnâ] draft-subjective ✧ SD/312
bārim ← bār draft-subjective ✧ SD/438

Element In