A second sentence for Midekh

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@@ -118,8 +118,27 @@ The genitive case is marked in the singular with the suffix «-iš» or
 Genitive plurals use the suffix «-emliš» or «-enriž», a borrowing from
 another now-extinct language.
 
-{% TODO(rinna) maybe add an archaic native genitive plural form that
-can be found in some surviving texts %}
+* _TODO(rinna)_: maybe add an archaic native genitive plural form that
+can be found in some surviving texts
+
+### Inflection of verbs
+
+Ifadätels mostly uses particles in place of inflection for verbs.
+It does not mark verbs for number, person, or gender.
+
+* _TODO(rinna)_: more about what it actually does here
+
+## Syntax
+
+### Sentence order
+
+Sentences are typically ordered as VSO.
+
+### Order of modifiers
+
+In general, modifiers follow the word or phrase modified.
+When multiple modifiers appear, they are ordered from least specific to
+most specific.
 
 ## A very partial lexicon