"My boat's master is a knight."

Translation: Ñurho lōgro āeksio azantys issa.

[LuciaMuozG1]

i don't understan when do you use "ñurho" and when you use "ñuho" i thought you knew based on the noun being singular o plural, but in this case ñurho is used before loogro (singular for boat) and i have writen ñuho before raqiro (also singular) can somebody help me understand it?

[xPsGoDWh]

It's the gender of the noun. For aquatic nouns, it should theoretically be "ñuhro", but the h and the r switch places because of pronouncability.