Editing Synthetic language (section)

===Very synthetic===
* [[Finnish language|Finnish]]: 
**''Käyttäytyessään tottelemattomasti oppilas saa jälki-istuntoa'' 
**"Should they behave in an insubordinate manner, the student will get detention." 
**Structurally: behaviour (present/future tense) (of their) obey (without) (in the manner/style) studying (they who (should be)) gets detention (some). Practically every word is derived and/or inflected. However, this is quite formal language, and (especially in speech) would have various words replaced by more analytic structures: ''Kun oppilas käyttäytyy tottelemattomasti, hän saa jälki-istuntoa'' meaning 'When the student behaves in an insubordinate manner, they will get detention'.
* [[Georgian language|Georgian]]: 
**{{lang|ka|გადმოგვახტუნებინებდნენო}} ''gadmogvakht'unebinebdneno'' (''gadmo-gv-a-kht'un-eb-in-eb-d-nen-o'') 
**"They said that they would be forced by them (the others) to make someone to jump over in this direction". 
**The word describes the whole sentence that incorporates tense, subject, direct and indirect objects, their plurality, relation between them, direction of the action, conditional and causative markers, etc.
* [[Classical Arabic]]: 
**{{Lang|ar|أوأعطيناكموه عبثًا؟}} ''{{transliteration|ar|ALA|’awa’aʼṭaynākumūhu ʻabathan}}'' (''{{transliteration|ar|ALA|wa-aʻṭay-nā-ku-mū-hu ʻabath-an}}'') 
**"And did we give it (masc.) to you futilely?" in Arabic, each word consists of one root that has a basic meaning (''{{transliteration|ar|ALA|aʻṭā}}'' &nbsp;'give' and ''{{transliteration|ar|ALA|ʻabath}}'' &nbsp;'futile'). Prefixes and suffixes are added to make the word incorporate subject, direct and indirect objects, number, gender, definiteness, etc.