Yenante Language

The Yenante Language (also known simply as Yenante, but not to be confused with the country of the same name) is a language native to [island], and the official language of the country of Yenante. It is speculated to have once been spoken across most of the island, but due to the settlement of the western side by speakers of different languages, is now limited to the Yenante area. It is possible pockets of dialects may exist elsewhere, but there has been no research into this matter.

Grammar
Yenante typically follows a verb-object-subject word order (e.g. "Ate he an apple"), but the high degree of inflection means that this order can change somewhat. Nouns are inflected for case and number; Yenante has 11 cases, and 3 number classes: singular, dual, and plural. The inflected endings are fairly regular (shown here with examples):