"Vali azanti jorrāelzi."

Translation: The men love the knight.

[Huggelnudel]

How do I know, if it's the knight or the knights?

[xPsGoDWh]

In the accusative, the i is short in the singular and long in the plural, at least for this type of noun.

[Yumal7]

Way to confuse us with "i" endings

[BrinsCaeli]

When listening to the audio it is easier to identify if it is plural just by the sound of the long vowel, and also in that way you discover who is the subject of the sentence and what (or whom) is the direct object, accusative.
✓accusative plural = azantisī ✓nominative plural = azantyssy