Oltic - Revision history

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	'''Oltic''' /~~ˈɔʊltɪk~~/ (<small>Oltic: </small><span class="nowrap" title="Representation in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)" style="font-family:Gentium,'DejaVu Sans','Segoe UI',sans-serif">Λῦτικη, Литике [[IPA for Oltic\|[ɫîtike]]]</span>) is a Celtic language spoken by the intersection of the rivers Olt and Danube.		'''Oltic''' /ˈoʊltɪk/ (<small>Oltic: </small><span class="nowrap" title="Representation in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)" style="font-family:Gentium,'DejaVu Sans','Segoe UI',sans-serif">Λῦτικη, Литике [[IPA for Oltic\|[ɫîtike]]]</span>) is a Celtic language spoken by the intersection of the rivers Olt and Danube.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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Orthography

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Orthography

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Orthography

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Verbs

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	*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.		*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.

	Some 1st-conjugation verbs with historical *-y- infixes have irregular changes in -τ- forms and -ζος, most often loss of stem-final ι-, "shortening" of the previous vowel (η,ει,ωυ becoming α,ε,ο and/or falling tone becoming high or rising tone), or stem-final ζ- becoming a different consonant.		Some 1st-conjugation verbs with historical *-y- infixes have irregular changes in ''-τ-'' forms and ''-ζος'', most often loss of stem-final ''ι-'', "shortening" of the previous vowel (''η, ει, ωυ'' becoming ''α, ε, ο'' and/or falling tone becoming high or rising tone), or stem-final ''ζ-'' becoming a different consonant.

	====Copula====		====Copula====

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Verbs

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	*Active gerunds are consonant-stem nouns, and outside of nominative singular end in ''-ν-''.		*Active gerunds are consonant-stem nouns, and outside of nominative singular end in ''-ν-''.
	*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.		*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.

			Some 1st-conjugation verbs with historical *-y- infixes have irregular changes in -τ- forms and -ζος, most often loss of stem-final ι-, "shortening" of the previous vowel (η,ει,ωυ becoming α,ε,ο and/or falling tone becoming high or rising tone), or stem-final ζ- becoming a different consonant.

	====Copula====		====Copula====

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Copula

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	====Copula====		====Copula====
	The copula inflects for the same categories as other verbs, ~~and has both~~ positive and negative forms.		The copula inflects for the same categories as other verbs, plus positive and negative forms, and prohibitive forms of the negative.

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Copula

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	====Copula====		====Copula====
			The copula inflects for the same categories as other verbs, and has both positive and negative forms.

			{{lyti-table-cop}}

	===Adjectives===		===Adjectives===

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Verbs

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	*Active gerunds are consonant-stem nouns, and outside of nominative singular end in ''-ν-''.		*Active gerunds are consonant-stem nouns, and outside of nominative singular end in ''-ν-''.
	*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.		*Mediopassive gerunds are o-stem nouns.

			====Copula====

	===Adjectives===		===Adjectives===

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Negation

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	===Negation===		===Negation===
	~~Most~~ negation is marked with a preclitic ''νε''. A prefix ''αν-'' is also often used to negate adjectives, and is used derivationally in adjectives and other parts of speech.		Noun, adjective, and adverb negation is marked with a preclitic ''νε''. A prefix ''αν-'' is also often used to negate adjectives and adverbs, and is used derivationally in adjectives and other parts of speech.

			Verb negation is marked with a preceding negative copula; the negated verb is variably marked as if not negated or as a participle modifying the negative copula.

	===Numerals===		===Numerals===