"Rōvyz hontesse zentyssy issi."

Translation: The big birds are guests.

[JojBenedoot]

So if the birds are guests, I guess the Red Wedding really was a feast for crows

[elilla.b]

[okopquadrat]

Why not "zentī" like "azantī"? Both is accusative plural.

[davidzuercher]

Actually it's nominative plural here: the verb "to be" is formed with nominative not accusative. (Nothing is done to the guests, like being loved, admired, praised, the birds ARE the guests)

[DavidA.Foo]

The guests are big birds doesn't have the same meaning?