Relative Quantifiers
Relative quantities in Kryptonian are indicated with a noun suffix.
uju
Kryptonese / uju / ::
IPA [ u.ʤu ] ::
Font uju
Description: every / all
use
Kryptonese / use / ::
IPA [ u.se ] ::
Font use
Description: most
u
Kryptonese / u / ::
IPA [ u ] ::
Font u
Description: many / much
a
Kryptonese / ah / ::
IPA [ ɑ ] ::
Font a
Description: few / little
aja
Kryptonese / ahjah / ::
IPA [ ɑ.ʤɑ ] ::
Font aja
Description: none
These suffixes can be used with both mass and count nouns.
Count Nouns
cas
/ chahs /
[ ʧɑs ]
table
casaja
/ chahsahjah /
[ ʧɑs.ɑ.ʤɑ ]
no tables
casa
/ chahsah /
[ ʧɑs.ɑ ]
few tables
casu
/ chahsu /
[ ʧɑs.u ]
many tables
casuse
/ chahsuse /
[ ʧɑs.u.se ]
most tables
casuju
/ chahsuju /
[ ʧɑs.u.ʤu ]
every table
table, no tables, few tables, many tables, most tables, every table
Mass Nouns
ek
/ ehk /
[ ɛk ]
water
ekaja
/ ehkahjah /
[ ɛk.ɑ.ʤɑ ]
no water
eka
/ ehkah /
[ ɛk.ɑ ]
little water
eku
/ ehku /
[ ɛk.u ]
much water
ekuse
/ ehkuse /
[ ɛk.u.se ]
most of the water
ekuju
/ ehkuju /
[ ɛk.u.ʤu ]
all of the water
water, no water, little water, much water, most of the water, all of the water
Though they behave slightly differently than the plurality suffixes, both the quantitatives and the plurals are all considered part of the same continuum. Thus, the quantifier suffixes are never used in conjunction with the plural suffixes.

