"The knights love a bird."

Translation: Azantyssy hontī jorrāelzi.

[Jeremy168256]

Should it not be hontes, for bird singular?
Edit: Assuming the i with the line above it signifies multiple other nouns/subjects

[Daniel472405]

"hontes" is the nominative singular form (used for the subject)

"hontī" is the accusative (used for the object, like "bird" is in this case)

[BruiserTom]

But isn't "hontī" the accusative plural? The question calls for the accusative singular which should be "honti"? That's the way the other nouns work, isn't it?

[BruiserTom]

Dear past Me:

Yeah, but that's not how the noun "hontes" works. It is a solar gender noun. The accusative singular is spelled exactly the same as the accusative plural: "hontī"

See here: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/23579551

Sincerely,
The New Improved You.

[KatJones889748]

What is the difference between "jorraelzi" and "jorraelza" ?