Category:Word Order
Feature:Order of Genitive and Noun WALS
Name:No dominant order
Languages (97):
Conlangs (87):
Livagian [phonologically]
Poswa
Naidda
Pasgemanh
Quenya
Malabas
Gwongbholu
Taruven
Velyan
Tinzirean
Asha'ille
Aveata
Avorenta
Eezee
Emnonian
Elesu
Uzkian
nedefinati
Na'vi
Zorillo
Rarlang
Redspeech
Ieteje
yiqa' yiywos

Genetive-Noun when the genitive case is used; Noun-Genitive when the coustruct state or the preposition ze is used.

Arano
Mithara
Borchennymendi
Omluuet
Baronh

the genitive forms of pronouns and nouns belong to the first declension precede the noun they modify, other genitive forms follow the noun they modify.

kolesch Speech

Noun-Genitive and Genitive-Noun are acceptable in the written form:

des mannes buuch = the man's book s'buuch des mannes = the man's book

Felbahn
Nahakhontl
Applelang
Inilt
Maksinaunminverbe
Pastalie Hymmnos
G70200
Netagin
Raxic
Femmish
Oedilaiffe
Meino
Ixe Wa
FeNeKeRe
Thȧtareni
Khulls
Tumbian
Lohsee
Qhirem
Valthungian
Maltcegj
Pach'o
bal'ukbar
Old Sumrë
Faikari
Ancient Draconian
Illicraic
INS
Anxian
Vikti
Pandunia (Inflected)
Unish
Esata
Intal
Least Average
Cylvian
Votgil
Szezk
Middle Olgish
Old Olgish
Baanzish
Daisilingo
Glosa
Novial
Nymeran
Dladwu
Ithkuil III
the I-Picked-Some-Random-Features-With-a-Die Language)
New Ithkuil
Globasa
Asso-Thrystian
Oltic
Standard Sievi
Standard Average Indo-European
Arusian
Clone of Arusian
Vanawo

Natlangs (10):
Arapesh
Gooniyandi
Lakhota
Mapudungun
Maybrat
Martuthunira
Mangarrayi
Ndyuka
Nunggubuyu
Coos (Hanis)