"Bȳri jēnqēpsā zentyssy īlvro kisalbrot umāzitis."
Translation:Eighty-six guests came to our feast.
November 8, 2018
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Why does this sentence use the genitive kisalbrot instead of the locative kisalbaar?
As you'll learn in future lessons, umāzigon is the locative applicative form of māzigon, and requires its object to take the dative (or genitive when the following word begins with a consonant).