plakkiruptuura
Plakkiruptuura is a hypothetical linguistic phenomenon that describes the specific way in which certain noun phrases are inflected in a constructed language. It is characterized by a complex system of suffixes that denote not only grammatical case and number but also the speaker's certainty about the referent and the perceived distance of the referent from the speaker. For instance, a noun phrase referring to a close, known object might take one set of plakkiruptuura suffixes, while a distant, unknown object would require a different, more complex set.
The concept of plakkiruptuura was first introduced by linguist Dr. Aris Thorne in his 2042 paper "Phylogenetic