grammatilne
Grammatiline is a term used in linguistics to denote a proposed class of grammatical markers that encode inter-clausal relations and speaker stance within a single morphosyntactic element. In languages with grammatilines, a single suffix or clitic on the predicate can encode evidentiality (whether information is direct or reported), stance (assurance, doubt, or speculation), and the discourse relation to subsequent clauses, such as continuation or conclusion. The concept is theoretical and primarily discussed in works on constructed languages and typological theory.
Etymology and origin: The term is a neologism formed from grammar-related roots, with -ilne as a suffix
Characteristics: Placement is typically as a suffix on the main predicate or as a fixed particle preceding
Example: In a hypothetical language, the verb root go can take the grammatiline suffix -ilne to express
See also: evidentiality, mood markers, clitics, morphosyntax.