Camalanàbha

Camalanàbha or Camalic is an extinct *-strate of Bhadhagha.

Inspiration: Gaelic and Irish orthography; Sanskrit

• Camalanàbha = Camalic language
• stèabhana = country
• sra(n)- = agentive
• sraimh = person
• èingh = to create
• sandhacht = to specialize
• bhadha = sea
• gha = edge
• eafhad = cat
• sphùrta = curiosity
• prathama = green
• spùith = sbwiþ (an instrument)
• saphalatà = pasta guitar
• sumucha = flute
• bhishe = big
• safha = island
• fhaonda = cave
• craobh = sleep
• lèidhamh = concept, idea
• dheona = color
• sthàma = fury
• -aigh = forms adverbs
• abh(i)- = -ful
• pari(n)- = -less, un-
• gustafh = king
• rùighach = love
• gangà = river
• cofh = sky
• sthusha = cloud
• dhàrana = rain
• laeish = snow
• seoraì = hail
• uafhtha = moon
• èath = sun
• abhiath = sunny
• mhinna = star
• nara = flame
• sandarbha = to end
• darbha = end
• paridarbha = endless
• pàridarbhafh = infinity
• sambhatsara = to burst
• àsthàpa = world
• pratisthàpana = (spinning) top
• sansthàpana = to set in motion
• aemhush = ant
• dhaolba = fly (insect)
• samasta = moth
• fhàrutha = spider
• gathsha = beetle
• pralaoibha = larva
• fuairimh = yellowjacket
• dufhar = hawk
• seapach = eagle
• mhàidhas = robin
• sancasrita = to nest
• dàcha = duck
• scòbhar = bluejay
• gaocha = raven
  • gaochthasainn = nevermore
• sthambha = crow
• simhiùl = heron
• snuathriolach = elephant
• nàlach = swan
• sphiamh = fly (verb)
• badhan = swim
• apròsha = drive (verb)
• mangala = exit (verb)
  • Mangalàsàsana = Brexit
• suprabhàta = courtyard
• nasa = space
• fhinàsa = to enlarge
• tràna = hope
• paritràna = hopeless

Todo

srutabòdha; pradhàna; pràrambha; pratimanthana; pratibimba

Mèghadùta, Cumàrasambhafha, Ritusamhàra, Càlidàsa?

Borrow anuraidh from Irish

Scèashar Tàbha: a fictional explorer, like Robinson Crusoe?

Phonology

p ph b bh t th d dh c ch g gh m mh n l r f fh s sh h

a e i o u à è ì ò ù ai ao ae aoi aei ia ua iai uai èi ei ài aì eo ea èa eoi eai eà eài iu iù iùi oì oi òi ui ùi

Alphabet

Camalic mostly uses the Talmic alphabet (as in Bhadhagha), but there's a rarely used native writing system called Camalabhadra. It's a Brahmic-style abugida with separate letters for unaspirated and aspirated consonants.

Grammar

Very much like Bhadhagha

Mà lèidhamh prathama paridheona craobh abhisthàmaigh.

Colorless green ideas sleep furiously. (LIT: PL idea green colorless sleep furiously)