Sinhala grammar

Sinhala grammar structures sentences around subjects, verbs, and objects, with a flexible word order often guided by context. It uses suffixes to indicate tense, mood, and case, allowing for nuanced meaning. Words are often formed by adding these suffixes to roots, and gender or number agreements are embedded in verb forms and pronouns. Sinhala also employs postpositions (similar to prepositions) placed after nouns to show relationships. Overall, it features a rich system of inflections and particles that express grammatical relationships efficiently, making it both expressive and adaptable within its syntactic framework.