Nanyse - Revision history

Zomborgs at 14:22, 28 April 2014

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+'''Nanyse''' is a term which represents the full history of the cultures and languages of those (Humans) which reside in (the Void). An archaic word with origins in Lax An, it was first thought to mean language, but is now believed to mean oral history and traditions. The languages it encompasses are as follows:
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Zomborgs at 08:12, 28 April 2014

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			, also called Lax-An or Ancestor's Tongue, is an old and dead language of the Dumun, the result of the melding of the Proto-Afroasiatic and Proto-Indoeuropean languages due to the enslavement of their speakers by the Byluza. Although it is no longer spoken, this language was the platform that the four current languages of the Dumun were built upon. A small, yet growing, movement has begun among the Jara to breathe new life into the language, but otherwise it is known only to scholars and historians.

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Zomborgs at 07:53, 28 April 2014

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-'''Nanyse''' is an old and dead language of the Dumun, the result of the melding of the Proto-Afroasiatic and Proto-Indoeuropean languages due to the enslavement of their speakers by the Byluza. Although it is no longer spoken, this language was the platform that the four current languages of the Dumun were built upon. A small, yet growing, movement has begun among the Jara to breathe new life into the language, but otherwise it is known only to scholars and historians.
+'''Nanyse''', also called Lax-An or Ancestor's Tongue, is an old and dead language of the Dumun, the result of the melding of the Proto-Afroasiatic and Proto-Indoeuropean languages due to the enslavement of their speakers by the Byluza. Although it is no longer spoken, this language was the platform that the four current languages of the Dumun were built upon. A small, yet growing, movement has begun among the Jara to breathe new life into the language, but otherwise it is known only to scholars and historians.
 ==Phonology==
 ==Morphology==

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 | 180 || sers || warm || sirVf || warm || tep || warm
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-| * || * || * || * || * || * || *
+| 181 || juwa || cold || ḥVwas || cold || gel || cold
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 | 197 || kærf || near || qâróv || near || * || *
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 | 207 || xynam || name || sim || name || h₁nómn̥ || name
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 | * || an || ancestor || * || * || h₂en- || ancestor
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 | * || * || * || * || * || * || *
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 [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Conlangs]] [[Category:A posteriori]]

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	\| 171 \|\| wur \|\| mountain \|\| ḫurs \|\| mountain \|\| gʷerh₃ \|\| mountain		\| 171 \|\| wur \|\| mountain \|\| ḫurs \|\| mountain \|\| gʷerh₃ \|\| mountain
	\|-		\|-
	\| 172 \|\| * \|\| red \|\| dVm \|\| red \|\| h₁rewdʰós \|\| red		\| 172 \|\| ton \|\| red \|\| dVm \|\| red \|\| h₁rewdʰós \|\| red
	\|-		\|-
	\| 173 \|\| * \|\| green \|\| wVraḳ \|\| green \|\| * \|\| *		\| 173 \|\| ureg \|\| green \|\| wVraḳ \|\| green \|\| * \|\| *
	\|-		\|-
	\| 174 \|\| * \|\| yellow \|\| caḥm \|\| yellow \|\| k(e)nhkos \|\| yellow		\| 174 \|\| kam \|\| yellow \|\| caḥm \|\| yellow \|\| k(e)nhkos \|\| yellow
	\|-		\|-
	\| 175 \|\| * \|\| white \|\| c̣aḥ \|\| white \|\| h₂elbʰós \|\| white		\| 175 \|\| abos \|\| white \|\| c̣aḥ \|\| white \|\| h₂elbʰós \|\| white
			\|-
			\| 176 \|\| cem \|\| black \|\| č̣ilam \|\| black \|\| h₂ems \|\| black
			\|-
			\| 177 \|\| nake \|\| night \|\| naw/yn \|\| night \|\| nókʷts \|\| night
			\|-
			\| 178 \|\| era \|\| day \|\| hVraw/y \|\| day \|\| h₂eǵh \|\| day
			\|-
			\| 179 \|\| san \|\| year \|\| san \|\| year \|\| yeHr \|\| year
			\|-
			\| 180 \|\| sers \|\| warm \|\| sirVf \|\| warm \|\| tep \|\| warm
	\|-		\|-
	\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| *		\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| *

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 | 170 || pan || road || darib || road || pent || road
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 | * || * || * || * || * || * || *

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 | 160 || næbo || cloud || ɣay/wb || cloud || nébʰos || cloud
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 | * || * || * || * || * || * || *

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 | 155 || ham || salt || ḥamʕ/ʔ || salt || sal || salt
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 | * || * || * || * || * || * || *

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	\| 150 \|\| ma \|\| water \|\| maʔ \|\| water \|\| h₂ekʷeh₂ \|\| water		\| 150 \|\| ma \|\| water \|\| maʔ \|\| water \|\| h₂ekʷeh₂ \|\| water
			\|-
			\| 151 \|\| mun \|\| rain \|\| buʕun \|\| rain \|\| h₂ekmon \|\| rain
			\|-
			\| 152 \|\| ekæ \|\| river \|\| siw/ʔVn \|\| river \|\| h₂ekw-eh₂ \|\| river
			\|-
			\| 153 \|\| hep \|\| lake \|\| wVʕVr \|\| lake \|\| h₂ep \|\| lake
			\|-
			\| 154 \|\| eam \|\| sea \|\| yam \|\| sea \|\| * \|\| *
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			\| 155 \|\| ham \|\| salt \|\| ḥamʕ/ʔ \|\| salt \|\| sal \|\| salt
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	\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| *		\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| * \|\| *
	\|-		\|-
	\| 197 \|\| kærf \|\| near \|\| qâróv \|\| near \|\| * \|\| *		\| 197 \|\| kærf \|\| near \|\| qâróv \|\| near \|\| * \|\| *
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	\| 198 \|\| we \|\| far \|\| way \|\| far \|\| wi \|\| far		\| 198 \|\| we \|\| far \|\| way \|\| far \|\| wi \|\| far
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	\| 204 \|\| kwa \|\| and \|\| wa \|\| and \|\| kʷe \|\| and		\| 204 \|\| kwa \|\| and \|\| wa \|\| and \|\| kʷe \|\| and
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	\| 205 \|\| am \|\| if \|\| ʾim, \|\| if \|\| * \|\| *		\| 205 \|\| am \|\| if \|\| ʾim, \|\| if \|\| * \|\| *
	\|-		\|-
	\| 206 \|\| bedal \|\| because \|\| biğlal \|\| because \|\| * \|\| *		\| 206 \|\| bedal \|\| because \|\| biğlal \|\| because \|\| * \|\| *
	\|-		\|-
	\| 207 \|\| xynam \|\| name \|\| sim \|\| name \|\| h₁nómn̥ \|\| name		\| 207 \|\| xynam \|\| name \|\| sim \|\| name \|\| h₁nómn̥ \|\| name
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	\| * \|\| eda \|\| wet \|\| daʔ \|\| wet \|\| wed \|\| wet		\| * \|\| eda \|\| wet \|\| daʔ \|\| wet \|\| wed \|\| wet
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	\| * \|\| zed \|\| sharp \|\| ħadd \|\| sharp \|\| *h₂eḱ \|\| sharp		\| * \|\| zed \|\| sharp \|\| ħadd \|\| sharp \|\| h₂eḱ \|\| sharp
	\|-		\|-
	\| * \|\| an \|\| ancestor \|\| * \|\| * \|\| h₂en- \|\| ancestor		\| * \|\| an \|\| ancestor \|\| * \|\| * \|\| h₂en- \|\| ancestor
	\|-		\|-
	\| * \|\| dedar \|\| brother \|\| di/ad \|\| brother \|\| bʰréh₂tēr \|\| brother		\| * \|\| dedar \|\| brother \|\| di/ad \|\| brother \|\| bʰréh₂tēr \|\| brother