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Iseren ... Iseren is a constructed language created by Ian Martínez. It draws much of its vocabulary from Native American languages.

Grammar[edit]

Isere

Adjectives[edit]

In Iseren, an adjective comes after the noun, so "pánikasúru moamśum" means "the crazy fox", nikasúru being "fox" and moaśum being "crazy". If you want to state what some thing is, you add the suffix "-mák" to the adjective to make it a verb, so "pánikasúruk moaśume" means "The fox is crazy", with "moaśumák" being conjugated to the third person singular present "moaśume".