Here are the noun endings:
xewk - 1st object/subject - "BAWLkewk" is good - The _BALL_ is good xiwk - genitive/possesive - Ball "MEYMkiwk" is good - The ball _OF ME_ is good - _MY_ ball is good xeyk - 2nd object/direct object - You give the "BAWLkeyk" to me. You give the BALL to me. xohk - 3rd object/indirect object - You give the ball "MEYMkohk" - You give the ball _TO ME_ xawk - special/preposition/misc - You give the ball to me "NIHN DOHMkawk" - You give the ball to me _in the house_ BAWLxewk KEWP LEWTxeyk - The ball is good BAWLxewk MEYMxiwk KEWP LEWTxeyk - The ball of me is good TEWTxewk DOHN BAWLxeyk MEYMxohk - You give the ball to me TEWTxewk DOHN BAWLxeyk NIHN DOHMxawk - You give the ball to me in the house Is ball good - KEWP BAWLxewk LEWTxeyk Is ball of me good - KEWP BAWLxewk MEYMxiwk LEWTxeyk Give you ball me - DOHN TEWTxewk BAWLxeyk MEYMxohk Give in the house you ball me - DOHN NIHN DOHMxawk TEWTxewk BAWLxeyk
To make something plural, just add an s on the end:
DOHN TEWTxewk BAWLxeyk MEYMxohk - You give me the ball DOHN TEWTxewk BAWLxeyks MEYMxohk - You give me the balls
Roots are in capitals because they are stressed/more important. To pronounce something stressed say it louder, higher and slower (or as much of the three things that you can.) Endings are unstressed.
x was chosen as the first syllable because "sh" blends easily into other consonants. Vowels indicate case (which agrees with word order) because that's the most important function of the syllable. k at the end indicates it's a noun The end k can be replaced with a p if it's a "special ad hoc" noun. (More on this later.)