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1. | ![]() | Right-wing Utopia | “From Many, One” | |
2. | ![]() | New York Times Democracy | “Aquel se kase se nirun cadran.” | |
3. | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “Tellus Elegit Fortis” | ||
4. | ![]() | Civil Rights Lovefest | “(Insert defunct bad meme motto here)” | |
5. | ![]() | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “Tek Tənir oltın Başkalalır.” | |
6. | ![]() | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “Dižete holove, ľudze Nove Dalmacije!” | |
7. | New York Times Democracy | “Pэл Флaйм Шэeёeлaк” | ||
8. | ![]() | Civil Rights Lovefest | “Dzarumin tsanan fabinan” | |
9. | Civil Rights Lovefest | “Activuèx” | ||
10. | ![]() | Left-Leaning College State | “Alyked, Emmsern oa Ugglayterket” |
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Emnian verbs are also triconsonantal lol, see here: https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Emnian_verbs
Both Emnian and Eastonian are Northwest Semitic languages, with Emnian being closer to Hebrew and Phoenician (i.e. Canaanite) and Eastonian being closer to Aramaic
approximate meaning ɹ. also there is only 1 conscript. also b can be pronounced either as /b/ or /p/. and alelo WAS a 3 vowel system
.............. i did
meanwhile: allophones is only b/p. Nothing else. i don't have samples
Pull off what? Never heard of those. :P
I think it's this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic_root#Triconsonantal_roots
A very small update.
Mimikkamimi
Very small
Aruzhin & Aurun Sami Pt. 4 - Numbers
These two were supposed to be some minor side-project but the increase in interest in Sami and other Uralic languages pushed it into my list of major conlangs although not at the level of Aurun, Aruzhin, and Kuyonnen. Just somewhere a bit below Lasso-Allican.
Anyway, numbers, the fun stuff. Aruzhin Sami obviously has some influences from Aruzhin even down to the alternating pattern reminiscent of the Aruzhin numbers.
Aruzhin Sami
1 - oktiina
2 - güiktta
3 - guolmma
4 - njälla
5 - viehtta
6 - gÿhtta
7 - šiecža
8 - rövcca
9 - auvcca
10 - logša / nÿlka
Aurun Sami
1 - üktan / ugšë
2 - guoktta / guokšë
3 - guolmma / guolšë
4 - njealla / njealšë
5 - viihtta / vitšë
6 - guhtta / gutšë
7 - šiecca / šiecšë
8 - aktta / akšë / guodahttaksa*
9 - oavcca / ovšë / ügendahttaksa*
10 - lož/ logšë
- The ë in Aurun Sami is a schwa.
- *These two were the result of Finnic (Aurun) influence.
The two forms of numbers used to have the purpose for counting things considered luundašte (of nature) and aailmašte (of man) respectively but overtime the distinction between the two was lost among the common speaker and the two forms are used interchangeably. But many traditionalist speakers often use them as their intended purpose.
CONSONANT OUTCOMES
INITIAL/MEDIAL FINAL (deletion unless otherwise noted)
א /ʔ/ > (deletion+high tone) (deletion+high tone)
ב /b/ > b /p/ (low) /u/ final (falling tone)
ג /g/ > g /k/ (low) (falling tone)
ד /d/ > d /t/ (low) /i/ final (falling tone)
ה /h/ > (deletion+low tone) (deletion+low tone)
ו /w/ > f /f/ (low) /u/ final
ז /z/ > z /t͡s/ (low)
ח /ħ/ > h /x~h/ (high)
ט /tˤ/ > zh /ʈ͡ʂ/ (high)
י /j/ > y /j/ (low) /i/ final
כ /k/ > k /kʰ/ (high)
ל /l/ > l /l/ (low) /i/ final
מ /m/ > m /m/ (low) /n/ (n) final (falling tone)
נ /n/ > n /n/ (low) /n/ (n) final (rising tone)
ס /s/ > s /s/ (high)
ע /ʕ/ > w /w/ (low) /ŋ/ (ng) final
פ /p/ > p /pʰ/ (high)
צ /sˤ/ > c /t͡sʰ/ (high)
ק /q/ > ch /ʈ͡ʂʰ/ (high) (rising tone)
ר /r/ > r /ɻ ~ ʐ/ (low) /ɻ / (r) final
ש /ʃ/ > sh /ʂ/ (high)
ת /t/ > t /tʰ/ (high) /i/ final (rising tone)
medial h/ʔ creates initial rising/falling tones, as in:
beʔer (well) > bùi-ér = bǔir
Rising tone: ǎěǐǒǔ
Falling tone: âêîôû
High tone: áéíóú
Low tone: àèìòù
If a word ends in a consonant, a final "ë" must be added
VOWELS
INITIAL SYLLABLE OTHER
ə (schwa) > ë [ɤ] ë [ɤ~ə]
a > uo [wo]; word initially wo o [o]; ao [au̯] word finally
ɛ > a [a] a [a]
e > ui [wei̯], word initially wei ei [ei̯] (free), e [ɛ] (checked)
i > i [i]; word initially yi i [ɪ~ɤ]
o > u [u] (free), [ʊ] (checked) u [u] (free), [ʊ] (checked)
u > ü [y], word initially yü ü [y]
Ü AND Ë CANNOT HAVE TONE
NOUNS
keleb (male dog) > ká lâo
kalba (female dog) > kúo lë bào
malik (king) > mùo li
mamleket (kingdom) > mùo më la kái
medina (state) > mùi di nào
egartah (letter) > wéi gor tào
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
ní = I
tá = you (singular)
há = he, she, it, they (singular)
àn = we
tàn = you (plural)
hàn = they (plural)
SYNTAX
SVO = Subject, Object, Indirect Object, Direct Object
ní küe tu lí mùo li = I write to the King
ní kúo tao tâo ìn mùo li = I corresponded with the King
há kúo tâo lí àn (wěi) wéi gor tào = he/she wrote a/the letter to us
prepositional objects can precede subject for emphasis but SVO remains
ìn mùo li ní küe tu tu = I correspond with the King (specifically).
lí àn há kúo tâo wěi wéi gor tào = he/she wrote a/the letter to us (specifically).
NO CASE MARKING, NO GRAMMATICAL GENDER
VERBAL PARADIGMS
verbs have both a "present stem" and a "past stem" that correspond to the prefix and suffix conjugations of the other emnitic languages
regular present stems have the pattern Cüe CiaC (following the final rules)
regular past stems have the pattern Ca CeC (following the final rules)
i.e. -ktob, katab = küe tu, kúo tâo
i.e. -pʕol, paʕal = püe wu, púo wai
for intensive, double second syllable and shift tone, i.e.:
küe tu = he writes; küe tu tu = he corresponds
kúo tâo = he wrote; kúo tao tâo = he corresponded
for causative, the syllable ha is added, i.e.:
küe tu = he writes; ha küe tu = he has (something) written
kúo tâo = he wrote; ha kúo tâo = he had (something) written
for reflexive/passive, the syllable wei is added, i.e.:
küe tu = he writes; wei küe tu = he writes to himself
kúo tâo = he wrote; wei kúo tâo = he wrote to himself
TO BE
hà yâ = invariable copula
NEGATION
liâo = not
há liâo hà yâ mùo li = he isn't the king
copula can be omitted in X isn't Y statements, but not in positive X is Y statements
há hà yâ mùo li = he is the king
há liâo mùo li = he isn't the king
Basic prepositions:
wěi = direct object marker
bí = in, on
lí = to, for
gë = like, as
mǐn = from
dë = of (classifier/genitive marker)
mùo li dë ká lâo = the king's dog
shúo li dë ká lâo = three dogs
ìn = with
Then there were three
Hello everybody!
I am new to conlanging, and I need some help.
I have made a draft for my conlangs' numerals.
Tell me what do you think:
Classical Cihoic: davuo, hie, tsal, naguve, nosai, gög-ün, el-yue, gush, lolan, gögchü.
Modern Cihoic: tafo, kie, tsal, nagu'i, sai, gög-ö/gögün, arhue, kush, roura, göktsü
Proto-Guic: *rēų, *kjēu, *nēų, *leū, *sę̄, *djēu, *(h)rōg, *xout/*hout,*ką̄, *gjōrh.
Old Guric: *rēm, *kiēu, *nēn, *leō, *sien, *djīk, *hrūig, *hoūt, *kām, *gōrh.
Old Gundic: *reīm, *kjīu, *nēi, *leū, *sīn, *djēu, *rwōg, *xoūt, *kān, *kōrh.
Gundi: rim, chiu, nei, leu, sin, deu, rog, xod, kan, kor.
Antigundic: rē, kjiu, neu, leo, sjin, die, hureg, hōd, kam, gōr.
Zorbí: rem/waħed, cheu/thnein, nei/thlathe, leo/(e)rb'a, seu/xamse, deu/sitte, rog/sb'ah, xod/thmanje, kam/tis'e, qor/'ashre.
Zorbí contains two numerical systems: Native Gundi and Arabic.
Both Gundi and Antigundi have Latin prefixes (like bi-, duo-), while Zorbí has Turkish prefixes (like iki-, dord-), and some borrowed Japanese words. (şou/ṣou, 'pair' in Zorbí, originates from Japanese 双, historically pronounced sou as well).
I apologise if change in pronunciation throughout the eons is inconsistent. I am trying to perfect it.
no rule is as important as the rule of cool — its your language and you can do whatever you need to make it appeal to you
If you’re making a conlang, I don’t care what it’s like, it’s your conlang, do what you want with it! It’s not my conlang! I’m not the one making your conlang!
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