Lakovic languages - Revision history

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	The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøhian]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the ~~various~~ vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.		The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøhian]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the (usually mutually intelligible) vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.

	The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Hmøøh/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].		The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Hmøøh/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].

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	The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Hmøøh\|~~Trician~~]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.		The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøhian]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.

	The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Hmøøh/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].		The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Hmøøh/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].

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	[[Lakovic languages/Sketchbook]]		[[Lakovic languages/Sketchbook]]
	{{Infobox language family		{{Infobox language family
	\| setting = [[Verse:~~Tricin~~\|~~Tricin~~]]		\| setting = [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøh]]
	\| region = Bjeheond, Talma, Etalocin, Txapoalli		\| region = Bjeheond, Talma, Etalocin, Txapoalli
	\| name = Lakovic		\| name = Lakovic
	\| familycolor = lakovic		\| familycolor = lakovic
	\| family = One of ~~Tricin~~'s primary language families		\| family = One of Hmøøh's primary language families
	\| protoname = Proto-Lakovic		\| protoname = Proto-Lakovic
	\| child1 = [[Naengic languages\|Naengic]]		\| child1 = [[Naengic languages\|Naengic]]
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	The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:~~Tricin~~\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:~~Tricin~~/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.		The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.

	The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:~~Tricin~~/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].		The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Hmøøh/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].
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	==Urheimat==		==Urheimat==
	The Proto-Lakovic urheimat is thought to have been [[Verse:~~Tricin~~/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]], based on the distribution of the family and reconstructed Proto-Lakovic vocabulary for Bjeheondian fauna and flora and Mediterranean-climate rainy winters and dry summers.		The Proto-Lakovic urheimat is thought to have been [[Verse:Hmøøh/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]], based on the distribution of the family and reconstructed Proto-Lakovic vocabulary for Bjeheondian fauna and flora and Mediterranean-climate rainy winters and dry summers.

	===Proto-Lakovic culture===		===Proto-Lakovic culture===

IlL at 19:45, 22 April 2023

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	The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical ~~Naeng and~~ Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.		The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.

	The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Tricin/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].		The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Tricin/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].

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	The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.		The '''Lakovic languages''' (/ləˈkoʊvɪk/ ''lə-KOH-vik''; [[Naeng]]: ''fi imbrits Lăcof'' <small>Bjeheondian:</small> [vɪ (ʔ)ɪmˈbrits ləˈkaov]) are a major [[Verse:Tricin\|Trician]] language family, originally native to [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond\|Bjeheond]]. The most populous members of the family are the Nakwax dialect continuum spoken in Txapoalli, the [[Æ]] language of northwest Taivíor, and the various vernaculars derived from Classical Naeng and Tseer. The family is inspired by Semitic, Mon-Khmer and Austronesian languages.

	The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Tricin/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].		The family is named after lakof, the PLak reconstructed word for 'human'. lakof is the etymon of [[Naeng]] ''Wen Lăchua'' '(poetic) [[Verse:Tricin/Wen Dămea\|Wen Dămea]]', [[Tseer]] ''lakow'' 'free', and several other ethnonyms of Lakovic-speaking peoples such as [[Dak'ox]].

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Phylogeny

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	*Txapoallian Lakovic		*Txapoallian Lakovic
	**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)		**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)
	**~~Lakox~~/~~Dakox~~/~~Nakox~~ (Ejective-y head-final language; influenced [[Naquian]])		**Lakwax/Dakwax/Nakwax (Ejective-y head-final language; influenced [[Naquian]])
	* Lakovic isolates:		* Lakovic isolates:
	** [[!Zoom]]		** [[!Zoom]]

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Phylogeny

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	*Txapoallian Lakovic		*Txapoallian Lakovic
	**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)		**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)
	**~~[[Sakox]]~~ (Ejective-y head-final language)		**Lakox/Dakox/Nakox (Ejective-y head-final language; influenced [[Naquian]])
	* Lakovic isolates:		* Lakovic isolates:
	** [[!Zoom]]		** [[!Zoom]]

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Phylogeny

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	*Txapoallian Lakovic		*Txapoallian Lakovic
	**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)		**[[Tsăloșian]] dialect continuum (near Sowaazhpi)
	**[[~~Dakʼox~~]] (Ejective-y~~, tonal~~ language)		**[[Sakox]] (Ejective-y head-final language)
	* Lakovic isolates:		* Lakovic isolates:
	** [[!Zoom]]		** [[!Zoom]]

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Phylogeny

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	* Lakovic isolates:		* Lakovic isolates:
	** [[!Zoom]]		** [[!Zoom]]
	** [[Schong]]
	** [[Æ]]		** [[Æ]]

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Pronouns

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	''śen'' = thou		''śen'' = thou
	''śens'' = thou (hon)		''śens'' = thou (hon)
	''~~Qin~~'' = s/he		''ʔin'' = s/he
	''~~Qins~~'' = s/he (hon)		''ʔins'' = s/he (hon)

	PLak had no plural pronouns; it made do with associative plurals or demonstratives instead.		PLak had no plural pronouns; it made do with associative plurals or demonstratives instead.

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	''śen'' = thou		''śen'' = thou
	''śens'' = thou (hon)		''śens'' = thou (hon)
	''~~Qin~~'' = s/he		''ʔin'' = s/he
	''~~Qins~~'' = s/he (hon)		''ʔins'' = s/he (hon)

	PLak had no plural pronouns; it made do with associative plurals or demonstratives instead.		PLak had no plural pronouns; it made do with associative plurals or demonstratives instead.