1) (singular > plural nouns -(o) > -i or -a > -e, adjectives -u, adjectives derived from nouns -sk-, verbs -t, adverbs -uo, quite complicated derivation rules)

Nepriatelosku vojakostvo užuo neskolkuo deni bombelo naš grod. Včeruo tot vojakostvo vtorgalo v naša krajina, smertočuo duzine obitaniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno masesku ničounio ot infrastruktura ot naša krajina dokazovat, že oni imat inu cieli.

2) (singular nouns mostly -o, sometimes zero ending or -a, plural nouns -i, adjectives -e, verbs -it, adverbs -u, quite simple derivation rules)

Nepriatele vojakstvo užu neskolku deni bombilo našo grodo. Včeru tot vojakstvo vtorgailo v našo krajino, smertuču duzini obitaeniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno mase ničoinio ot infrastrukturo ot našo krajino dokazit, že oni imait ine cieli.

Ahoj,

stale si nedate povedat - nepouzivajte diakriticke znamienka, pretoze potom sa to tazko cita tomu, kto nema slovensku, alebo cesku, pripadne polsku, klavesnicu. Mne sa to ukazalo takto :
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Nepriatelosku vojakostvo užuo neskolkuo deni bombelo naš grod. Včeruo tot vojakostvo vtorgalo v naša krajina, smertočuo duzine obitaniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno masesku ničounio ot infrastruktura ot naša krajina dokazovat, že oni imat inu cieli.

2) (singular nouns mostly -o, sometimes zero ending or -a, plural nouns -i, adjectives -e, verbs -it, adverbs -u, quite simple derivation rules)

Nepriatele vojakstvo užu neskolku deni bombilo našo grodo. Včeru tot vojakstvo vtorgailo v našo krajino, smertuču duzini obitaeniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno mase ničoinio ot infrastrukturo ot našo krajino dokazit, že oni imait ine cieli.

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Nepouzivaj makcene a dlzne, pretoze sposobuju problem.

I.

OK.

1) Nepriatelosku vojakostvo uz^juo neskolkuo deni bombelo nas^j grod. Vc^jeruo tot vojakostvo vtorgalo v nas^ja krajina, smertoc^juo duzine obitaniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno masesku nic^jounio ot infrastruktura ot nas^ja krajina dokazovat, z^je oni imat inu cieli.

2) Nepriatele vojakstvo uz^ju neskolku deni bombilo nas^jo grodo. Vc^jeru tot vojakstvo vtorgailo v nas^jo krajino, smertuc^ju duzini obitaeniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno mase nic^joinio ot infrastrukturo ot nas^jo krajino dokazit, z^je oni imait ine cieli.

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1) (singular > plural nouns -(o) > -i or -a > -e, adjectives -u, adjectives derived from nouns -sk-, verbs -t, adverbs -uo, quite complicated derivation rules)

Nepriatelosku vojakostvo užuo neskolkuo deni bombelo naš grod. Včeruo tot vojakostvo vtorgalo v naša krajina, smertočuo duzine obitaniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno masesku ničounio ot infrastruktura ot naša krajina dokazovat, že oni imat inu cieli.

2) (singular nouns mostly -o, sometimes zero ending or -a, plural nouns -i, adjectives -e, verbs -it, adverbs -u, quite simple derivation rules)

Nepriatele vojakstvo užu neskolku deni bombilo našo grodo. Včeru tot vojakstvo vtorgailo v našo krajino, smertuču duzini obitaeniki. Ih izvininio ot tot agresia jest otvodinio ot ih vojaki, leno mase ničoinio ot infrastrukturo ot našo krajino dokazit, že oni imait ine cieli.
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Of course I have to post version #3 :D

3) (Singular nouns -a/-o/nothing ending, plural -i, adjectives -aj, adjectives derived from nouns -(i)skaj or -(i)naj, verbs -Vt, adverbs -ajo) I also wrote using ascii because of encoding problems on this forum
Neprijatelnaj vojsko uzxaj neskolkaj deni bombili nasx grod. Vcxeraj tot vojsko vtorgali v nasx krajina, smertajo duzinu obitanikih. Ih izvinenia agresiah jest vernutia ih vojakih, no masovaj nisxtonia infrastrukturah nasxah krajina dokazit, cxo oni imat inaj celi.

btw as you can see from my text I am more consistent with my endings on such adjectives as inaj

Interesting ... One question: How do you decide, when to use -(i)skaj and when -(i)naj?

I look at Slavic languages right now but they mean slightly different things:

-(i)naj means has the quality of or lasts during this time; made out of
-(i)skaj means related to this country or people or a movement; -ia and -ist nouns


dennaj
kamennaj
narodnaj
objemnaj
temnaj
vrednaj
vlagnaj
zimnaj
zxeleznaj

arteleriskaj
Cxehskaj
demokratiskaj
fasxistiskaj
komunistiskaj
Ukrajinskaj

I only use the vowel to separate a string of four consonants so my grammar allows for a
(C)(C)(C)(C)V(C)(C) structure of the syllable

I mean
(C)(C)(C)V(C)(C)

Great! Thank for your studying Slavic adjectives derived from nouns. I tried it too, but I couldn't find any logical system in it. You were more successful.
In your text, I also found masovaj. When is the suffix -ovaj used?

Oh wow I feel a bit retarded because -(o)vaj is the possessive adjective like:

otecovaj
panovaj
sercevaj

Here is the updated version:

3) (Singular nouns -a/-o/nothing ending, plural -i, adjectives -aj, adjectives derived from nouns -(i)skaj or -(i)naj, verbs -Vt, adverbs -ajo) I also wrote using ascii because of encoding problems on this forum
Neprijatelnaj vojsko uzxaj neskolkaj deni bombili nasx grod. Vcxeraj tot vojsko vtorgali v nasx krajina, smertajo duzinu obitanikih. Ih izvinenia agresiah jest vernutia ih vojakih, no masina nisxtonia infrastrukturah nasxah krajina dokazit, cxo oni imat inaj celi.

In terms of -(i)naj vs -(i)skaj I found that -(i)nij is MUCH more common in Slavic languages through brainstorming with my mother so I'm just going to use -(i)naj as the default ending, while -(i)skaj will be used in some cases where it would seem really weird to use -(i)naj

you can see this in Slovio where -ju is the default while -(e)sk is the alternative
I even outline the cases where one uses my two endings