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Aquatiki: /* Verbs */

2025-01-24T02:20:46Z

Verbs

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	! 1		! 1
	\| -Vr \|\| -Vmur		\| -Vr \|\| -Vmur
			\|-
	! 2		! 2
	\| -Vrìt \|\| -Vmìni		\| -Vrìt \|\| -Vmìni

Aquatiki: /* Nouns */

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Nouns

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	\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla		\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla
	\|}		\|}
			Third person pronouns are ambiguous for number. They can optionally take dual or plural marking to be clear.

			=== Determiners ===
			Every noun must have a determiner, which is different from Classical Latin. The main determiners attached directly around a noun. If a noun does not have one any of these components then the quantifier or possessive adjective must immediately precede it.

			{\| class="bluetable style="text-align:center;"
			! colspan="2" \| Specifier <br> +FOCUS
			! colspan="2" \| Quantifier <br> + FOCUS
			! colspan="2" \| Number
			! colspan="2" \| Genus <br> + FOCUS
			! NOUN + CASE
			! colspan="2" \| Genus <br> -focus
			! colspan="2" \| Quantifier <br> -focus
			! colspan="2" \| Specifier <br> -focus
			\|-
			\| 1. the/this \|\| '''{{C\|'ìl-}} '''
			\| 1. all/every \|\| '''{{C\|txot-}}'''
			\| 1. dual \|\| '''{{C\|tu+}}'''
			\| 1. kind \|\| '''{{C\|ken-}}'''
			\| rowspan="4" \|
			\| 1' kind \|\| '''{{C\|-ner}}'''
			\| 1' all/every \|\| '''{{C\|-tal}}'''
			\| 1' the/this \|\| '''{{C\|-ll}}'''
			\|-
			\| 2. this/that \|\| '''{{C\|ste-}}'''
			\| 2. each/per \|\| '''{{C\|kxäd-}}'''
			\| 2. plural \|\| '''{{C\|flu+}}'''
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|
			\| 2' each/per \|\| '''{{C\|-tä}}'''
			\| 2' this/that \|\| '''{{C\|-tse}}'''
			\|-
			\| 3. what/which \|\| '''{{C\|tswi+}}'''
			\| colspan="4" rowspan="2" \|
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="2" \|
			\| 3' what/which \|\| '''{{C\|-tswi}}'''
			\|-
			\| 4. an/some \|\| '''{{C\|'al-}}'''
			\| 4' an/some \|\| '''{{C\|-lìg}}'''
			\|}
			For a given morpheme pair, to occur on the left brings it into focus. Compare this to putting its partner on the right, which does not attract focus. For example, '''tswisukx''' is ''WHICH captain?'', whereas '''tukxtswi''' is ''Which CAPTAIN?''.

			Certain English words require two of these bound morphemes to translate. For example 'all' + 'dual' = 'both'.

Aquatiki: /* Pronouns */

2025-01-24T02:09:21Z

Pronouns

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	\|-		\|-
	! 1st excl		! 1st excl
	~~\| {{C~~\|me}} \|\| pin \|\| no		\| me \|\| pin \|\| no
	\|-		\|-
	! 1st incl		! 1st incl
	\| {{No\|ø}} \|\| '~~ämpi~~ \|\| ngo		\| {{No\|ø}} \|\| 'äm \|\| ngo
	\|-		\|-
	! 2nd		! 2nd
	\| ~~txU~~ \|\| tutx \|\| vo		\| txu \|\| tutx \|\| vo
	\|-		\|-
	! 3rd sent		! 3rd sent
	\| fru \|\| colspan="2" \| kxor~~(ti)~~		\| fru \|\| colspan="2" \| kxor
	\|-		\|-
	! 3rd anim		! 3rd anim
	\| ~~ani~~ \|\| colspan="2" \| pxek~~(u)~~		\| an \|\| colspan="2" \| pxek
	\|-		\|-
	! 3rd inanim		! 3rd inanim
	\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla		\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla
	\|}		\|}

Aquatiki: /* Nouns */

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Nouns

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	=== Pronouns ===		=== Pronouns ===
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
	! !! Singular !! Dual !! Plural		! !! Singular !! Dual !! Plural
	\|-		\|-
	! 1st excl		! 1st excl
	\| {{C\|me~~\|mE~~}} \|\| ~~tunO~~ \|\| nO		\| {{C\|me}} \|\| pin \|\| no
	\|-		\|-
	! 1st incl		! 1st incl
	\| {{No}} \|\| ~~menO~~ \|\| ~~ngO~~		\| {{No\|ø}} \|\| 'ämpi \|\| ngo
	\|-		\|-
	! 2nd		! 2nd
	\| txU \|\| ~~tutxO~~ \|\| vO		\| txU \|\| tutx \|\| vo
			\|-
			! 3rd sent
			\| fru \|\| colspan="2" \| kxor(ti)
			\|-
			! 3rd anim
			\| ani \|\| colspan="2" \| pxek(u)
			\|-
			! 3rd inanim
			\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla
	\|}		\|}

Aquatiki: /* Categories */

2025-01-23T22:32:14Z

Categories

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	== Categories ==		== Categories ==
	Pandorar is largely agglutinative, with many fusional elements. It is reasonably balanced, but with a slight tendency towards right-branching. It has three numbers, three persons, no genders, six cases, and ~~is usually considered to have tripartite~~ alignment. Honorifics are a smaller part of the language. There is no grammatical evidentiality, nor mirativity. There are two orthographies commonly in use. The sound system is unusual (in human terms) in that makes frequent use of ejectives and glottal ~~consonants~~, and has many uncommon consonantal clusters.		Pandorar is largely agglutinative, with many fusional elements. It is reasonably balanced, but with a slight tendency towards right-branching. It has three numbers, three persons, 5-way agreement (like genders or noun classes), six cases, and follows nominative-accusative alignment. Honorifics are a smaller part of the language. There is no grammatical evidentiality, nor mirativity. There are two orthographies commonly in use. The sound system is unusual (in human terms) in that makes frequent use of ejectives and a glottal consonant, and has many uncommon consonantal clusters.

	== Phonology ==		== Phonology ==

Aquatiki: /* Nouns */

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Nouns

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 Nouns are also characterized by there theme vowel, V.  It may be A, E, I, or U.
 * Nominative: -(V)
-* Ergative: -(V)t
+* Accusative: -(V)m
-* Absolutive: -(V)m
+* Genitive: -(V)r , (-rum)
 * Dative: -(V)p
 * Topical: -(V)tswe

Aquatiki: /* Verbs */ nowiki needed

2025-01-23T03:45:00Z

Verbs: nowiki needed

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	\|-		\|-
	! Present		! Present
	\| <s> \|\| <r> \|\| <p>		\| <nowiki><s></nowiki> \|\| <r> \|\| <nowiki><p></nowiki>
	\|-		\|-
	! Past		! Past

Aquatiki: /* Derivational Pathways */

2025-01-23T03:44:29Z

Derivational Pathways

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	* g -> k vs gj -> iy		* g -> k vs gj -> iy
	* k -> kx vs kj -> skx		* k -> kx vs kj -> skx

			== Verbs ==
			Verbs are classified by their theme vowel, which is A, E, I, or U. It is written in the pattern as V.

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+ Active endings
			! !! Singular !! Non-Singular
			\|-
			! 1
			\| -Vm \|\| -Vmus
			\|-
			! 2
			\| -Vt \|\| -Vtxit
			\|-
			! 3
			\| -Vtx \|\| -Vng
			\|}

			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+ Passive endings
			! !! Singular !! Non-Singular
			\|-
			! 1
			\| -Vr \|\| -Vmur
			! 2
			\| -Vrìt \|\| -Vmìni
			\|-
			! 3
			\| -Vtxur \|\| -Vntxur
			\|}

			{\| class="bluetable"
			! !! Aorist !! Perfective !! Imperfect
			\|-
			! Future
			\| <äs> \|\| <är> \|\| <äp>
			\|-
			! Present
			\| <s> \|\| <r> \|\| <p>
			\|-
			! Past
			\| <ìs> \|\| <ìr> \|\| <ìp>
			\|}

			== Nouns ==
			Nouns are also characterized by there theme vowel, V. It may be A, E, I, or U.
			* Nominative: -(V)
			* Ergative: -(V)t
			* Absolutive: -(V)m
			* Genitive: -Vr , -rVm
			* Dative: -(V)p
			* Topical: -(V)tswe

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	\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla		\| fpe \|\| colspan="2" \| tsla
	\|}		\|}
			Third person pronouns are ambiguous for number. They can optionally take dual or plural marking to be clear.

			=== Determiners ===
			Every noun must have a determiner, which is different from Classical Latin. The main determiners attached directly around a noun. If a noun does not have one any of these components then the quantifier or possessive adjective must immediately precede it.

			{\| class="bluetable style="text-align:center;"
			! colspan="2" \| Specifier <br> +FOCUS
			! colspan="2" \| Quantifier <br> + FOCUS
			! colspan="2" \| Number
			! colspan="2" \| Genus <br> + FOCUS
			! NOUN + CASE
			! colspan="2" \| Genus <br> -focus
			! colspan="2" \| Quantifier <br> -focus
			! colspan="2" \| Specifier <br> -focus
			\|-
			\| 1. the/this \|\| '''{{C\|'ìl-}} '''
			\| 1. all/every \|\| '''{{C\|txot-}}'''
			\| 1. dual \|\| '''{{C\|tu+}}'''
			\| 1. kind \|\| '''{{C\|ken-}}'''
			\| rowspan="4" \|
			\| 1' kind \|\| '''{{C\|-ner}}'''
			\| 1' all/every \|\| '''{{C\|-tal}}'''
			\| 1' the/this \|\| '''{{C\|-ll}}'''
			\|-
			\| 2. this/that \|\| '''{{C\|ste-}}'''
			\| 2. each/per \|\| '''{{C\|kxäd-}}'''
			\| 2. plural \|\| '''{{C\|flu+}}'''
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|
			\| 2' each/per \|\| '''{{C\|-tä}}'''
			\| 2' this/that \|\| '''{{C\|-tse}}'''
			\|-
			\| 3. what/which \|\| '''{{C\|tswi+}}'''
			\| colspan="4" rowspan="2" \|
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="2" \|
			\| 3' what/which \|\| '''{{C\|-tswi}}'''
			\|-
			\| 4. an/some \|\| '''{{C\|'al-}}'''
			\| 4' an/some \|\| '''{{C\|-lìg}}'''
			\|}
			For a given morpheme pair, to occur on the left brings it into focus. Compare this to putting its partner on the right, which does not attract focus. For example, '''tswisukx''' is ''WHICH captain?'', whereas '''tukxtswi''' is ''Which CAPTAIN?''.

			Certain English words require two of these bound morphemes to translate. For example 'all' + 'dual' = 'both'.