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Meoka

2017-08-27T05:12:31Z

Iloivar:

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
''too'' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
''le'' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
''tay'' precedes a verb to form a command. 
''let'' or ''letay'' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Adverbs follow verbs and a few particles may precede them.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*

===Conjunction ''a''===
The conjunction ''a'', often translates well as "that." it joins two verbs (and the verbs must be adjacent to ''a'' on both sides), for example:

I think that we will run in the park. 
I+SUBJ think [a] run+FUT we+SUBJ park+LOC. 
lo zide a kidya mo qopeafe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [a] like he/she cheese+OBJ. 
Lo luusi a ine ke bajass.

==Writing System==
Meoka is written vertically, using an alphabet, top to bottom, left to right.

==Numbers==

==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:51:34Z

Iloivar: /* Morphology */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
''too'' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
''le'' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
''tay'' precedes a verb to form a command. 
''let'' or ''letay'' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Adverbs follow verbs and a few particles may precede them.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*

===Conjunction ''a''===
The conjunction ''a'', often translates well as "that." it joins two verbs (and the verbs must be adjacent to ''a'' on both sides), for example:

I think that we will run in the park. 
I+SUBJ think [a] run+FUT we+SUBJ park+LOC. 
lo zide a kidya mo qopeafe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [a] like he/she cheese+OBJ. 
Lo luusi a ine ke bajass.

==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

User:Iloivar

2017-08-27T04:50:39Z

Iloivar:

Hello Hello!
Some of my most recent languages are [[Ngewshay]] and [[Meoka]]. My very first conlang was Smitho,the language of Dythos.

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:48:29Z

Iloivar: /* Conjunction a */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
'too' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
'le' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
'tay' precedes a verb to form a command. 
'let' or 'letay' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Adverbs follow verbs and a few particles may precede them.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*

===Conjunction ''a''===
The conjunction ''a'', often translates well as "that." it joins two verbs (and the verbs must be adjacent to ''a'' on both sides), for example:

I think that we will run in the park. 
I+SUBJ think [a] run+FUT we+SUBJ park+LOC. 
lo zide a kidya mo qopeafe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [a] like he/she cheese+OBJ. 
Lo luusi a ine ke bajass.

==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:48:12Z

Iloivar: /* Conjunction a */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
'too' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
'le' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
'tay' precedes a verb to form a command. 
'let' or 'letay' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Adverbs follow verbs and a few particles may precede them.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*

===Conjunction ''a''===
The conjunction ''a'', often translates well as "that." it joins two verbs (and the verbs must be adjacent to ''a'' on both sides), for example:

I think that we will run in the park. 
I+SUBJ know [a] run+FUT we+SUBJ park+LOC. 
lo zide a kidya mo qopeafe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [a] like he/she cheese+OBJ. 
Lo luusi a ine ke bajass.

==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:46:56Z

Iloivar: /* Syntax */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
'too' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
'le' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
'tay' precedes a verb to form a command. 
'let' or 'letay' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Adverbs follow verbs and a few particles may precede them.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*

===Conjunction ''a''===
The conjunction ''a'', often translates well as "that." it joins two verbs (and the verbs must be adjacent to ''a'' on both sides), for example:

I know that we will run in the park. 
I+SUBJ know [a] run+FUT we+SUBJ park+LOC. 
lo luusi a kidya mo qopeafe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [a] like he/she cheese+OBJ. 
Lo luusi a ine ke bajass.

==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:30:08Z

Iloivar: /* Morphology */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==


===Nouns===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category.

====Locational Prepositions====
Locational prepositions may precede a noun modified with the locative case to indicate a position or motion such as inside, toward, or near.

===Adjectives===
The final vowel changes to match the grammatical gender of the noun it modifies.

===Verbs===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number.

===Adverbs===
The final vowel of the adverb changes to match the category of verb it modifies.

===Conjunctions===

===Particles===

====Questions====
'too' preceding a phrase marks it as a question.

====Negation====
'le' negates whatever element of a sentence it precedes.

====Commands====
'tay' precedes a verb to form a command. 
'let' or 'letay' precedes a verb to form a negative command.

===Derivational morphology===

==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:08:58Z

Iloivar: /* Phonotactics */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

===='====

The glottal stop is phonemic, however, it is not allowed in a word initial position, word final position, or in any consonant cluster.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:04:55Z

Iloivar: /* Phonotactics */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

====h====

H is pronounced as h before a, u, or o, and as ç before i or e.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T04:01:03Z

Iloivar: /* Sounds */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA
|-
| a || a
|-
| aa || a:
|-
| b || b
|-
| c || ɨ
|-
| cc || ɨ:
|-
| d || d
|-
| e || e
|-
| ee || e:
|-
| f || f
|-
| g || g
|-
| h || h, ç
|-
| i || i
|-
| ii || i:
|-
| y || j
|-
| j || ʒ
|-
| k || k
|-
| l || l
|-
| ll || ɬ
|-
| m || m
|-
| n || n
|-
| nn || ŋ
|-
| o || o
|-
| oo || o:
|-
| p || p
|-
| q || q
|-
| s || s
|-
| ss || ʃ
|-
| t || t
|-
| u || u
|-
| uu || u:
|-
| w || w
|-
| v || v
|-
| z || z
|-
| ' || ʔ
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T03:59:20Z

Iloivar: /* Sounds */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA !! Glyph
|-
| a || a||
|-
| aa || a: ||
|-
| b || b ||
|-
| c || ɨ ||
|-
| cc || ɨ: ||
|-
| d || d ||
|-
| e || e ||
|-
| ee || e: ||
|-
| f || f ||
|-
| g || g ||
|-
| h || h, ç ||
|-
| i || i ||
|-
| ii || i: ||
|-
| y || j ||
|-
| j || ʒ ||
|-
| k || k ||
|-
| l || l ||
|-
| ll || ɬ ||
|-
| m || m ||
|-
| n || n ||
|-
| nn || ŋ ||
|-
| o || o ||
|-
| oo || o: ||
|-
| p || p ||
|-
| q || q ||
|-
| s || s ||
|-
| ss || ʃ ||
|-
| t || t ||
|-
| u || u ||
|-
| uu || u: ||
|-
| w || w ||
|-
| v || v ||
|-
| z || z ||
|-
| ' || ʔ ||
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

User:Iloivar

2017-08-27T03:58:06Z

Iloivar:

Hello Hello!
Some of my most recent languages are Ngewshay and [[Meoka]]. My very first conlang was Smitho,the language of Dythos.

Meoka

2017-08-27T03:52:43Z

Iloivar: /* Dependent clauses */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA !! Glyph
|-
| a || a|| ?
|-
| aa || a: || ?
|-
| b || b || ?
|-
| c || ɨ || ?
|-
| cc || ɨ: || ?
|-
| d || d || ?
|-
| e || e || ?
|-
| ee || e: || ?
|-
| f || f || ?
|-
| g || g || ?
|-
| h || h, ç || ?
|-
| i || i || ?
|-
| ii || i: || ?
|-
| y || j || ?
|-
| j || ʒ || ?
|-
| k || k || ?
|-
| l || l || ?
|-
| ll || ɬ || ?
|-
| m || m || ?
|-
| n || n || ?
|-
| nn || ŋ || ?
|-
| o || o || ?
|-
| oo || o: || ?
|-
| p || p || ?
|-
| q || q || ?
|-
| s || s || ?
|-
| ss || ʃ || ?
|-
| t || t || ?
|-
| u || u || ?
|-
| uu || u: || ?
|-
| w || w || ?
|-
| v || v || ?
|-
| z || z || ?
|-
| ' || ʔ || ?
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word ''tis''.

I burned the letter that came from the city. 
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.* 
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese. 
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.* 
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido. 
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.* 
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.*



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T03:45:17Z

Iloivar: /* Dependent clauses */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA !! Glyph
|-
| a || a|| ?
|-
| aa || a: || ?
|-
| b || b || ?
|-
| c || ɨ || ?
|-
| cc || ɨ: || ?
|-
| d || d || ?
|-
| e || e || ?
|-
| ee || e: || ?
|-
| f || f || ?
|-
| g || g || ?
|-
| h || h, ç || ?
|-
| i || i || ?
|-
| ii || i: || ?
|-
| y || j || ?
|-
| j || ʒ || ?
|-
| k || k || ?
|-
| l || l || ?
|-
| ll || ɬ || ?
|-
| m || m || ?
|-
| n || n || ?
|-
| nn || ŋ || ?
|-
| o || o || ?
|-
| oo || o: || ?
|-
| p || p || ?
|-
| q || q || ?
|-
| s || s || ?
|-
| ss || ʃ || ?
|-
| t || t || ?
|-
| u || u || ?
|-
| uu || u: || ?
|-
| w || w || ?
|-
| v || v || ?
|-
| z || z || ?
|-
| ' || ʔ || ?
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word "tis."

I burned the letter that came from the city.
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.*
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese.
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.*
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido.
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.*
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

*
I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.



==Example texts==
==Other resources==




[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Meoka

2017-08-27T03:44:14Z

Iloivar: /* Dependent clauses */

==Introduction==








==Phonology==

====Sounds====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Romanization !! IPA !! Glyph
|-
| a || a|| ?
|-
| aa || a: || ?
|-
| b || b || ?
|-
| c || ɨ || ?
|-
| cc || ɨ: || ?
|-
| d || d || ?
|-
| e || e || ?
|-
| ee || e: || ?
|-
| f || f || ?
|-
| g || g || ?
|-
| h || h, ç || ?
|-
| i || i || ?
|-
| ii || i: || ?
|-
| y || j || ?
|-
| j || ʒ || ?
|-
| k || k || ?
|-
| l || l || ?
|-
| ll || ɬ || ?
|-
| m || m || ?
|-
| n || n || ?
|-
| nn || ŋ || ?
|-
| o || o || ?
|-
| oo || o: || ?
|-
| p || p || ?
|-
| q || q || ?
|-
| s || s || ?
|-
| ss || ʃ || ?
|-
| t || t || ?
|-
| u || u || ?
|-
| uu || u: || ?
|-
| w || w || ?
|-
| v || v || ?
|-
| z || z || ?
|-
| ' || ʔ || ?
|-
|}

====Stress====
Stress defaults to the first syllable of a word. Occasionally, a word with a modifying prefix will retain its stress on the first syllable of the root word, but words thought of as individual words will stress the first syllable, even when that is a prefix.

====Intonation====
The long vowels in Meoka are normally pronounced with a falling tone. In some contexts, such as a formal speech, in poetry, or in music, the long vowel may rise, or simply be held steady, but in everyday usage, it is only slightly longer than a short vowel, and falls in tone.

===Phonotactics===


====Allowable initial consonant clusters====
dj
tss

dz
ts

kll

s + voiceless stop

====Diphthongs====
diphthongs occur in nearly all incidences of i or u adjacent to another vowel. Otherwise, the vowels are pronounced as separate syllables. In Meoka's script, the i and u glyphs are modified with a dot to indicate they are acting as a glide.

==Morphology==




==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
Meoka is an inflecting nominative–accusative language. Word order is relatively flexible, although the verb often comes first or last in a phrase. Some conjunctions require the verb of one phrase to precede it and the verb of another phrase to follow it.

===Noun phrase===
Nouns are inflected for number and case in three grammatical genders, correlating roughly to an animacy category. Adjectives follow the noun, and a locational preposition may precede it.

===Verb phrase===
Verbs are inflected for tense, aspect, and mood, but not person or number. Adverbs follow verbs.

===Dependent clauses===
Dependent clauses are set off with the word "tis."

I burned the letter that came from the city.
burn+PAST I+CAUSAL letter+OBJ [tis] come+PAST out-of city+LOC.*
Tscchyo lodo nnijass tis kcdyo goa abe'afe.

I know that he likes cheese.
I+SUBJ know [tis] like he/she cheese+OBJ.*
Lo luusi tis ine ke bajass.

The only dog with a bow is Fido.
Dog+SUBJ one [tis] have+ongoing bow+OBJ [tis] is Fido+OBJ.*
Ezo to'o tis kuugusi laabass tis fake Fidoss.

*I have my own way of writing a gloss since, until recently, I have been the only person to ever look at them. I know it isn't the typical way you might see a linguist do it. Let me know if you want an explanation.



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Hello Hello!
Some of my most recent languages are Ngewshay and Meoka. My very first conlang was Smitho,the language of Dythos.