Modern Aquitanian - Revision history

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Numerals

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	# ixua a-xaazixua		# ixua a-xaazixua
	# loqhaaxye /loχɑ̃'çe/		# loqhaaxye /loχɑ̃'çe/

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Praimhín at 02:06, 24 February 2019

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	'''Modern Aquitanian''' (''mw'Akitee'' /mɨʔaki'tɛ̃/) is spoken in western France in [[Lõis]], and despite the name, it's a language isolate unrelated to Basque. Its phonology and grammar shaped the evolution of Modern Standard French.		'''Modern Aquitanian''' (''mw'Akiteenuvèlw'' /mɨʔakitɛ̃nu'velɨ/ or ''mw'Akitee aipo'' /mɨʔaki'tɛ̃ ai'po/) is spoken in western France in [[Lõis]], and despite the name, it's a language isolate unrelated to Basque. Its phonology and grammar shaped the evolution of Modern Standard French.

	==History==		==History==

Praimhín at 02:05, 24 February 2019

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	'''Modern Aquitanian''' (''xa'Akitee'' /~~saʔaki~~'tɛ̃/) is spoken in western France in [[Lõis]], and despite the name, it's a language isolate unrelated to Basque. Its phonology and grammar shaped the evolution of Modern Standard French.		'''Modern Aquitanian''' (''mw'Akitee'' /mɨʔaki'tɛ̃/) is spoken in western France in [[Lõis]], and despite the name, it's a language isolate unrelated to Basque. Its phonology and grammar shaped the evolution of Modern Standard French.

	==History==		==History==

Praimhín: /* Numerals */

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Numerals

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	# axitw /asi'tɨ̯/		# axitw /asi'tɨ̯/
	# xaazixua /sɑ̃ʒa'suə/		# xaazixua /sɑ̃ʒa'suə/
	# ixua /o'suə/		# ixua /i'suə/
	# ixua a-ve		# ixua a-ve
	# ixua a-plaa		# ixua a-plaa

Praimhín: /* Syntax */

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Syntax

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	*locative: ''the-''		*locative: ''the-''
	*ablative: ''xee-''		*ablative: ''xee-''
	*comitative: ''za-''		*comitative: ''zau-''
	*abessive: ''voo-''		*abessive: ''voo-''

Praimhín: /* Numerals */

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Numerals

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	# etimo /eti'mo/		# etimo /eti'mo/
	# axitw /asi'tɨ̯/		# axitw /asi'tɨ̯/
	# ~~xaazoxua~~ /~~saʒo~~'suə/		# xaazixua /sɑ̃ʒa'suə/
	# ~~oxua~~ /o'suə/		# ixua /o'suə/
	# ~~oxua~~ a-ve		# ixua a-ve
	# ~~oxua~~ a-plaa		# ixua a-plaa
	# ~~oxua~~ a-pazw		# ixua a-pazw
	# ~~oxua~~ a-veyw		# ixua a-veyw
	# ~~oxua~~ a-lusaa		# ixua a-lusaa
	# ~~oxua~~ a-t-eexaa		# ixua a-t-eexaa
	# ~~oxua~~ a-t-etimo		# ixua a-t-etimo
	# ~~oxua~~ a-t-axitw		# ixua a-t-axitw
	# ~~oxua~~ a-~~xaazoxua~~		# ixua a-xaazixua
	# loqhaaxye /loχɑ̃'çe/		# loqhaaxye /loχɑ̃'çe/

Praimhín: /* Todo */

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Todo

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	''uakee'': hyacinth		''uakee'': hyacinth

	''thazaa'': arena (← Proto-Aquitanian *tʰažānā, borrowed into Greek as θρόνος and into Etruscan as hasēna)		''thazaa'': arena (Proto-Aquitanian *tʰažānā, borrowed into Greek as θρόνος and into Etruscan as hasēna)

	''eetemixyoo'': intermission (from French)		''eetemixyoo'': intermission (from French)

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Todo

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	''uakee'': hyacinth		''uakee'': hyacinth

	''~~thadaa~~'': arena		''thazaa'': arena (← Proto-Aquitanian *tʰažānā, borrowed into Greek as θρόνος and into Etruscan as hasēna)

	''eetemixyoo'': intermission (from French)		''eetemixyoo'': intermission (from French)

Praimhín: /* History */

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History

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	The origins of Modern Aquitanian are shrouded in mystery; it's a common belief among non-linguists that Modern Aquitanian is a remnant of the earliest languages spoken in Europe, before the Indo-European invasion.		The origins of Modern Aquitanian are shrouded in mystery; it's a common belief among non-linguists that Modern Aquitanian is a remnant of the earliest languages spoken in Europe, before the Indo-European invasion.

	Most of Aquitanian vocabulary has unknown origins though some words are believed to be loans from extinct Indo-European languages. There is evidence that Aquitanian is related to the pre-Germanic and pre-Greek substrate languages, mostly in the form of shared vocabulary and affixes (for example, the word for "legume", ''eduvee'', bears considerable resemblance to the Greek word ''erebinthos'' for "pea", believed to be of non-Indo-European origin). Modern French loanwords are common in formal registers of Aquitanian.		Most of Aquitanian vocabulary has unknown origins though some words are believed to be loans from extinct Indo-European languages. There is evidence that Aquitanian may be related to the pre-Germanic and pre-Greek substrate languages, mostly in the form of shared vocabulary and affixes (for example, the word for "legume", ''eduvee'', bears considerable resemblance to the Greek word ''erebinthos'' for "pea", believed to be of non-Indo-European origin). Modern French loanwords are common in formal registers of Aquitanian.

	==Todo==		==Todo==

Praimhín: /* History */

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History

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	The origins of Modern Aquitanian are shrouded in mystery; it's a common belief among non-linguists that Modern Aquitanian is a remnant of the earliest languages spoken in Europe, before the Indo-European invasion.		The origins of Modern Aquitanian are shrouded in mystery; it's a common belief among non-linguists that Modern Aquitanian is a remnant of the earliest languages spoken in Europe, before the Indo-European invasion.

	Most of Aquitanian vocabulary has unknown origins though some words are believed to be loans from extinct Indo-European languages. There is evidence that Aquitanian is related to the pre-Germanic and pre-Greek substrate languages, mostly in the form of shared vocabulary and affixes (for example, the word for "legume", ''eduvee'', bears considerable resemblance to the Greek word ''erebinthos'' for "pea"). Modern French loanwords are common in formal registers of Aquitanian.		Most of Aquitanian vocabulary has unknown origins though some words are believed to be loans from extinct Indo-European languages. There is evidence that Aquitanian is related to the pre-Germanic and pre-Greek substrate languages, mostly in the form of shared vocabulary and affixes (for example, the word for "legume", ''eduvee'', bears considerable resemblance to the Greek word ''erebinthos'' for "pea", believed to be of non-Indo-European origin). Modern French loanwords are common in formal registers of Aquitanian.

	==Todo==		==Todo==