Dreaming about the grammar (Day 2)

I started with how "halalaha" and "halalelu" both have the common prefix "hala-". Since I was already thinking about using "dream" as the idea of the line, I defined "hala-" to be a prefix related to thoughts, and "-laha" to be "fiction", "illusion".

• "hala-": word decorator (sort of an adjective), says that the word is thoughts-related
• "-laha": noun, "fiction", "illusion"
• "-lelu": "make", as in "make a dream"

Matching up with my rough idea for the first line, I defined "halalelu" to be the verb "dream", and zela to be "I". This creates a syntax for a sentence: "Hala-laha zela hala-lelu" ⇒ "Imagination I Dream", making it a "Object Subject Verb" sentence structure.

The first paragraph is now:

I am dreaming a dream
to explore even deeper
the treasure, the wonder
deep in the Abyss

And I now have a rough grammar:

Sentence := Object Subject Action
Object := noun-phrase
Subject := noun-phrase
Action := verb-phrase
; "Halalaha zela halalelu"

noun-phrase := (noun [preposition-phrase])
; "Hanezeve cara-dhina" "Hanezeve" "houwelela" "lalelila"

verb-phrase := (verb [decorator-phrase])
; "Sivivile shi-dhina"

preposition-phrase := (preposition [decorator-phrase])
; "cara-dhina"

decorator-phrase := ([decorator] decorator)
; "shi-dhina"