Yeh is often described as having a VSO (verb, subject, object) word order, and this order prevails across most yeh declarative sentences, though sentences adhering to an SVO or OVS order are well attested and considered grammatical. The word order of any given sentence is determined in large part by pragmatic factors, where the most salient or novel information occurs at the beginning of the clause, and verbs take precedence all else being equal.
In a noun phrase, modifiers adhere to the DnAN (demonstrative, noun, adjective, numeral) order.
Mostly analytic, with some inflection. When synthesis occurs, it is predominantly agglutinative.
Active / stative - fluid s type, where an agentive marker is always applied to the agent of a transitive sentence, and conditionally on the sole argument of an intransitive verb, where the presence of an agentive marker indicates volition.
Mostly head initial.
Mostly head marking