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Chrysophylax: /* Phonotactics */

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Phonotactics

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	===Phonotactics===		===Phonotactics===
	<!-- Explain the consonant clusters and vowel clusters that are permissible for use in the language. For example, "st" is an allowed consonant cluster in English while onset "ng" isn't. -->		<!-- Explain the consonant clusters and vowel clusters that are permissible for use in the language. For example, "st" is an allowed consonant cluster in English while onset "ng" isn't. -->

			Vowels either expand or contract wildly depending on their word surroundings

	===Orthography===		===Orthography===

Chrysophylax: /* Name */

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Name

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	==History==		==History==
	===Name===		===Name===
	Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''~~keciçe~~'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, noted adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following passage:		Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''kecice'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, noted adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following passage:

	:{{cardo\|This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.}}		:{{cardo\|This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.}}

Chrysophylax: /* Serial verb constructions */

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Serial verb constructions

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	\|The woman woos me.		\|The woman woos me.
	\|}		\|}

	~~===Serial verb constructions===~~

	===Nominal morphology===		===Nominal morphology===

Chrysophylax: /* Alter */

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Alter

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	\|The woman woos me.		\|The woman woos me.
	\|}		\|}

			===Serial verb constructions===

	===Nominal morphology===		===Nominal morphology===

Chrysophylax: /* Consonants */

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Consonants

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	===Consonants===		===Consonants===
	The incredibly sparse consonantal system includes a few uvular consonants, one alveolar sibilant, a voiced retroflex and two clicks.		The incredibly sparse consonantal system includes a few uvular consonants, one alveolar sibilant, a voiced retroflex and two clicks.


	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
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	\|		\|
	\| {{grapheme\|c, q}} /q/		\| {{grapheme\|c}}, {{grapheme\|q}} /q/
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="2" \| Fricative		! colspan="2" \| Fricative

Chrysophylax: /* Consonants */

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Consonants

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	! colspan="2" \| Click		! colspan="2" \| Click
	\| ~~'''⟨v⟩'''~~ /ʘ/		\| {{grapheme\|v}} /ʘ/
	\| ~~'''⟨n⟩'''~~ /ǀ/		\| {{grapheme\|n}} /ǀ/
	\|		\|
	\|		\|
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	\| ~~'''⟨c~q⟩'''~~ /q/		\| {{grapheme\|c, q}} /q/
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="2" \| Fricative		! colspan="2" \| Fricative
	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨t⟩'''~~ /θ/, ~~'''⟨s⟩'''~~ /s/		\| {{grapheme\|t}} /θ/, {{grapheme\|s}} /s/
	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨r⟩'''~~ /ʐ/		\| {{grapheme\|r}} /ʐ/
	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨h⟩'''~~ /χ/		\| {{grapheme\|h}} /χ/
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
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	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨nn⟨'''~~ /ɴ/		\| {{grapheme\|nn}} /ɴ/
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="2" \| Approximant		! colspan="2" \| Approximant
	\|		\|
	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨y⟩'''~~ /j/		\| {{grapheme\|y}} /j/
	\|		\|
	\| ~~'''⟨l⟩'''~~ /ʟ/		\| {{grapheme\|l}} /ʟ/
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-

Chrysophylax: /* Consonants */

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Consonants

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 The incredibly sparse consonantal system includes a few uvular consonants, one alveolar sibilant, a voiced retroflex and two clicks.
-q ɴ χ ʐ sˡ θ j ʟ ʘ ǀ
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
 ===Vowels===

Chrysophylax: /* Name */

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Name

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	Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, noted adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following passage:		Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, noted adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following passage:

	:This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.		:{{cardo\|This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.}}

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==

Chrysophylax: /* Name */

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Name

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	==History==		==History==
	===Name===		===Name===
	Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, ~~famous~~ adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following ~~sentence~~:		Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, noted adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following passage:

	:This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.		:This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.

Chrysophylax: /* Name */

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Name

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	Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, famous adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following sentence:		Various different names have existed at some point or another for the language. A reference from 1544 in a mercantile letter from the Ottoman empire mentioning a most difficult and strange tongue only known as ''keciçe'' being spoken among the sandalwood-bearing islands of the far seas probably constitutes the first reference to Caeryn. In the 18th century, famous adventurer-linguist-archæologist-spiritualist Taavi Marsfeld wrote a short description of the language and famously introduced it to the Fartravellers' Society in London with the following sentence:

	:This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet wildly spiritual as the ~~Hamitic~~.		:This illustrious Qaerysh tungue, more befuddling than the Caucasic, more sweet than Finnish morphology, and yet more rewarding than a cat's love, is truly a miracle to behold! A purity greater than Greek, a vigour outdoing the Germanic, a spiciness beyond the Zend, yet as wildly spiritual as the Semitic idiom.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==