Object

As in French, in luKleo, a sentence demands at least two parties: a subject and a verb.
- In the sentence she sings, the subject is: she and the verb is: sings.
  - A subject is a substantive that execute the action.
- Nevertheless, in the sentence: I eat an apple, there is a third word: apple.
  - In this sentence, the word: apple is named: Direct Object.
- A direct object is a substantive that undergoes the action of the verb.
In luKleo, we mark the direct object of a sentence by adding an N to the endingof the substantive o'.

Direct Object
Sentence	Subject	Verbe	Direct Object
I like apples	I	like	I like apples
Mi amas pomoyn	Mi	amas	pomoyn
The cat loves the dog	The cat	loves	the dog
La kato lovas la dogon	La kato	lovas	la dogon
John gave Jane flowers.	John	gave	flowers
Joanilo donis al Joanelo floroyn	Joanilo	donis	floroyn

In the last sentence, the word "Jane" directly follows the verb "gave".
So why isn't Jane the direct object of the sentence?
Because Jane is not having an action performed on her by the verb of the sentence, "give".
Frank is not giving Jane.
Frank is giving flowers.
Since the flowers are what is being given, the flowers are the direct object.
So what is Jane in this sentence, then?
Jane is what is known as an "indirect object".
An indirect object is a noun which is neither performing an action nor having an action performed directly upon it.

Direct and Indirect Object
Sentence	Subject	Verb	Direct Object	Indirect Object
John gave Jane flowers.	John	gave	flowers	Jane
Joanilo donis al Joanelo floroyn.	Joanilo	donis	floroyn	Joanelo
Jane wrote Mary a letter.	Jane	wrote	a letter	Mary
Joanelo skribis Marielo leteron.	Joanelo	skribis	leteron	Marielo
Mary read Doctor Rabbit the message.	Mary	read	the message	Doctor Rabbit
Marielo lektas Doktoro Rabbit la mesatjo.	Marielo	lektas	la mesatjo	Doktoro Rabbit

The names are able wrote with the spelling of the country: Doktoro Rabbit or Doktoro Rabit.