Graedian language

Graedian language is a constructed language in development for over a decade now. It's intended to be an ancient Indo-European language, closely related to Ancient Greek, Sanskrit, Lithuanian and similar languages. During development it has changed significally.

History in real life
Developing Graedian started somewhere in 1999 when the creator was only 12 years old. He was an active member of the local Eastern Orthodox community and was taught to read liturgical Greek and Slavonic. The teaching was never complete nor exhaustive, thus leading to confusion between all the languages. As a result, in his mind, the native languages 'bent' and transformed into a new language.

Skeleton
The following list is temporary and only intended to be the skeleton for future elaboration.
 * Graedian is an Indo-European language, forming its own branch although somewhat related to Hellenic and Indo-Aryan languages.
 * Three numbers in all word classes: singular, dual and plural
 * VERBS
 * Three voices: active, medium, passive
 * Three tenses: present, past and future
 * Two aspects: imperfective and perfective
 * There could be technically an inchoative as well
 * Moods: indicative, imperative / jussive, optative (at least)
 * NOUNS
 * Three genders: masculine, feminine and neuter
 * Eight cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, locative, instrumental, ablative and vocative