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Jotadiego: Corrections to Efenol, added EFNW (NW Efenol)

2017-07-30T05:58:38Z

Corrections to Efenol, added EFNW (NW Efenol)

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	'''Fictional speakers''': Spoken in the future somewhere in Spain.		'''Fictional speakers''': Spoken in the future somewhere in Spain.

	'''Dialects''': Several dialects have been constructed for Efenol (many of which were originally meant extrafictionally as reforms to the language). The main dialects are Western Efenol, Northern Efenol and ~~Eastern~~ Efenol (Southern Efenol is treated as a separate language). In addition to those, there is Central Efenol (close to Western Efenol), North-Eastern Efenol (a transitional variety between Northern and Eastern Efenol) and Hunzad (a divergent variety of Northern Efenol).		'''Dialects''': Several dialects have been constructed for Efenol (many of which were originally meant extrafictionally as reforms to the language). The main dialects are Western Efenol, Northern Efenol, Eastern Efenol and North-Western Efenol (Southern Efenol is treated as a separate language). In addition to those, there is Central Efenol (close to Western Efenol), North-Eastern Efenol (a transitional variety between Northern and Eastern Efenol) and Hunzad (a divergent variety of Northern Efenol).

	'''Fictional status''': Vibrant.		'''Fictional status''': Vibrant.
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	:{\|		:{\|
	\|colspan=4\|'''''T'~~avol~~ con ~~mi·beleiver~~.'''''		\|colspan=4\|'''''T'ávol con mi peléiver.'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=4\|/ˈta.vol kon mi be.ˈlei̯.veɾ/		\|colspan=4\|/ˈta.vol kon mi pe.ˈlei̯.veɾ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''t'-avalar\|~~avol~~'' \|\| ''kon'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''~~palavar~~\i''		\| ''t'-avalar\|ávol'' \|\| ''kon'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''palávar\i''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''		\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''
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	:{\|		:{\|
	\|colspan=4\|'''''T'ávol con mi ~~peleiver~~.'''''		\|colspan=4\|'''''T'ávol con mi peléiver.'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=4\|/ˈta.vol kon mi pe.ˈlei̯.veɾ/		\|colspan=4\|/ˈta.vol kon mi pe.ˈlei̯.veɾ/
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	:{\|		:{\|
	\|colspan=4\|'''''T'~~avol~~ nga mi ~~peleiver~~.'''''		\|colspan=4\|'''''T'ávol nga mi peléiver.'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=4\|/ˈtä.β̞ɔl na mi pɛ.ˈlei̯.β̞ɛɾ/		\|colspan=4\|/ˈtä.β̞ɔl na mi pɛ.ˈlei̯.β̞ɛɾ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''t'-av'lar\|~~avol~~'' \|\| ''nga'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''~~palavar~~\i''		\| ''t'-av'lar\|ávol'' \|\| ''nga'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''palávar\i''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with.'''{{sc\|DEF}}'''.'''{{sc\|fp}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''		\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with.'''{{sc\|DEF}}'''.'''{{sc\|fp}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''
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	Code: EFNE		Code: EFNE

			===Northwestern Efenol===

			''The fourth largest Efenol dialect (and the last one to be created in real life). It is generally close to Western and Northern Efenol but it has a number of idiosyncratic features such as changing some vowel qualities.''

			:{\|
			\|colspan=4\|'''''T'avol cu mi pereivël.'''''
			\|-
			\|colspan=4\|/ˈta.vol ku mi pe.ˈɾei̯.vəl/
			\|-
			\| ''t'-avëlar\|ávol'' \|\| ''cu'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''parávël\i''
			\|-
			\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''
			\|-
			\|colspan=4\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
			\|}

			Code: EFNW

	===Northeastern Efenol===		===Northeastern Efenol===
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	:{\|		:{\|
	\|colspan=4\|'''''T'~~avol~~ con mi ~~peleiver~~.'''''		\|colspan=4\|'''''T'ávol con mi peléiver.'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=4\|/ˈtä.vɔl kɔn mi pɛ.ˈlei̯.vɛɾ/		\|colspan=4\|/ˈtä.vɔl kɔn mi pɛ.ˈlei̯.vɛɾ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''t'-avalar\|~~avol~~'' \|\| ''con'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''~~palavar~~\i''		\| ''t'-avalar\|ávol'' \|\| ''con'' \|\| ''mi'' \|\| ''palávar\i''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''		\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''-speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}'''
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	:{\|		:{\|
	\|colspan=5\|'''''Te ~~avòl~~ nga ~~peleiver~~ mî.'''''		\|colspan=5\|'''''Te ávòl nga peréivel mî.'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=5\|/te ˈa.β̞ɔl ŋa pe.ˈlei̯.β̞eɾ miː/		\|colspan=5\|/te ˈa.β̞ɔl ŋa pe.ˈlei̯.β̞eɾ miː/
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''te'' \|\| ''ablar\|~~avòl~~'' \|\| ''nga'' \|\| ''~~palavari~~'' \|\| ''mî''		\| ''te'' \|\| ''ablar\|ávòl'' \|\| ''nga'' \|\| ''parával\i'' \|\| ''mî''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}''' \|\| speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with-'''{{sc\|DEF}}'''-'''{{sc\|fp}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''		\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}''' \|\| speak.'''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| with-'''{{sc\|DEF}}'''-'''{{sc\|fp}}''' \|\| word\'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''

Jotadiego: Ekkah

2017-07-10T02:35:19Z

Ekkah

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	Code: EHRT		Code: EHRT

			==Ekkah==

			'''Type''': A priori.

			'''Family''': Ekkah (fictional).

			'''Typical word order''': SOV.

			'''Native scripts''': Nottase script.

			'''Main purpose''': To create a conlang as different from 'Standard Average European' as possible, reversing most 'euroversals' (features that are commonplace in [Western] European languages but not necessarily the norm elsewhere).

			'''Fictional speakers''': No associated con-culture.

			'''Dialects''': No dialects have been constructed for this conlang.

			===Ekkah===

			[[File:EKKA_mywords.png\|50px]]

			:{\|
			\|colspan=5\|'''''Mat qu mañy ppele-my mota.'''''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|/mɐt qu mɐ.ɲɘ pʼæ.læ.mɘ mɔ.dɐ/
			\|-
			\| ''ma-t'' \|\| ''qu'' \|\| ''ma-ñy'' \|\| ''ppele-my'' \|\| ''mot-ä''
			\|-
			\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''-'''{{sc\|ERG}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|2s}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''-'''{{sc\|POS}}''' \|\| word-'''{{sc\|SEC}}''' \|\| speak-'''{{sc\|IPFV}}'''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
			\|}

			Code: EKKA

	==Hesperic==		==Hesperic==

Jotadiego: Eharthen

2017-07-09T04:37:04Z

Eharthen

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	Code: HSPF		Code: HSPF

			==Eharthen==

			'''Type''': A priori. Descended from Tighaia.

			'''Family''': Tehya (fictional).

			'''Typical word order''': Highly flexible. In Old Eharthen SVO was the most common alternative; in modern Eharthen topic-verb-others is the predominant word order.

			'''Native scripts''': Various Kirthai alphabets. Inscriptional Kirthai and Monks' Hand Kirthai were used in Old Eharthen, Modern Kirthai (descended from the aforementioned scripts) is the most common script in Modern Kirthai although Inscriptional Kirthai is still used for decorative as an antique-looking alternative.

			'''Main purpose''': To create a conlang with more complex conjugation patterns than I had done before. Also to try out an idea: ''mirror grammar'', adpositions are placed before or after the noun depending on whether it precedes the main verb or not.

			'''Fictional speakers''': Not much has been established about the speakers of this language, but it would have a large national speaker base in a conworld, larger than other extant Tehya languages like Tecya.

			'''Dialects''': No dialects have been constructed for this conlang.

			===Old Eharthen===

			''An earlier version of the language.''

			[[File:EHRO_mywords_dunar.png\|569px\|Inscriptional Kirthai]]

			[[File:EHRO_my_words_monks.png\|341px\|Monks' Hand Kirthai]]

			:{\|
			\|colspan=5\|'''''Ana tehaine tihànsa aìne su.'''''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|/a.ˈna te.xa.i.ˈne ti.ˈxan.sa a.ˈi.ne su/
			\|-
			\| ''ana'' \|\| ''teha-ine'' \|\| ''tiha-nsa'' \|\| ''aìne'' \|\| ''su''
			\|-
			\| '''{{sc\|1s}}''' \|\| speak-'''{{sc\|IPFV}}'''.'''{{sc\|PRS}}''' \|\| word-'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|GEN}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|OBL}}'''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
			\|}

			Code: EHRO

			===Modern Eharthen===

			''The modern version of the language.''

			[[File:EHRT_mywords.png\|448px]]

			:{\|
			\|colspan=7\|'''''Anei thia-nza o tinhein oi su ana.'''''
			\|-
			\|colspan=7\|/a.ˈnei̯ tʰi.ˈʔa.nðo tiŋ.ˈxei̯n ɵi̯ su a.ˈna/
			\|-
			\| ''anei'' \|\| ''thia-nza'' \|\| ''o'' \|\| ''tinhein'' \|\| ''oi'' \|\| ''su'' \|\| ''ana''
			\|-
			\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}''' \|\| word-'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|ACC}}''' \|\| speak.'''{{sc\|PRS}}'''.'''{{sc\|IPFV}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|DAT}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|2s}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|NOM}}'''
			\|-
			\|colspan=7\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
			\|}

			Code: EHRT

	==Hesperic==		==Hesperic==

Jotadiego: Djargbondra

2017-07-09T03:00:41Z

Djargbondra

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	Code: DLMN		Code: DLMN

			==Djargbondra==

			'''Type''': A priori.

			'''Family''': Djargbondran (fictional).

			'''Typical word order''': SOV.

			'''Native scripts''': No native script.

			'''Main purpose''': Created as part of several languages in a conworld (Gbondric).

			'''Fictional speakers''': Spoken by a .

			'''Dialects''': No dialectal variations have been constructed for this conlang.

			'''Fictional status''': Language of a tribe of mostly nomadic warrior people.

			'''Development status''': Barely more than a sketch.

			===Ancient Djargbondra===

			''The earliest stage of the Djargbonda language, as spoken near their Urheimat in the first Gbondric period .''

			:{\|
			\|colspan=5\|'''''Maw xar-cungrati a sunhi ȝin.'''''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|/maw χaɾ.ˌʃɯn.gɾa.ˈti a sɯn.xi ɢin/
			\|-
			\| ''maw'' \|\| ''xar-cungra-ti'' \|\| ''a'' \|\| ''sun-hi'' \|\| ''ȝin''
			\|-
			\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|ABS}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''-word-'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|ACC}}''' \|\| say-'''{{sc\|1}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|ERG}}'''
			\|-
			\|colspan=5\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
			\|}

			Code: DJRG

	==Dongh==		==Dongh==

Jotadiego at 01:25, 9 July 2017

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	''The earliest known ancestor of Tehya languages.''		''The earliest known ancestor of Tehya languages.''

			[[File:TGHP_mywords.png\|406px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''The last common ancestor of Eharthen and Tecya.''		''The last common ancestor of Eharthen and Tecya.''

			[[File:TGHY_myword.png\|456px]]

	:{\|		:{\|

Jotadiego at 23:53, 8 July 2017

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	''The language of the High Misu culture/civilization. Ancestral to Damle-Myny and modern Mizuyu varieties.''		''The language of the High Misu culture/civilization. Ancestral to Damle-Myny and modern Mizuyu varieties.''

	[[File:MZYC_mywords.png\|122px]]		[[File:MZYC_mywords.png\|122px\|己作似多詞之汝为己言]]

	:{\|		:{\|

Jotadiego at 23:52, 8 July 2017

2017-07-08T23:52:24Z

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	===Damle-Myny===		===Damle-Myny===

			[[File:DLMN_mywords.png\|547px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	===Eferig===		===Eferig===

			[[File:HSPF_mywords.png\|291px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''The standard form of the language as used in the alternate-world version of Spain.''		''The standard form of the language as used in the alternate-world version of Spain.''

			[[File:HSPR_mywords.png\|401px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''The standard form of the language as used in much of Romanic Herall the alternate-world version of Latin America.''		''The standard form of the language as used in much of Romanic Herall the alternate-world version of Latin America.''

			[[File:HSPR_mywords.png\|401px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''The language of the High Misu culture/civilization. Ancestral to Damle-Myny and modern Mizuyu varieties.''		''The language of the High Misu culture/civilization. Ancestral to Damle-Myny and modern Mizuyu varieties.''

			[[File:MZYC_mywords.png\|122px]]

	:{\|		:{\|

Jotadiego at 21:47, 8 July 2017

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	===Cenqera===		===Cenqera===

			[[File:CNQR_my_words_isvelic.png\|366px\|Isvelic script]]

			[[File:CNQR2_my_words_cenqera.png\|366px\|Cenqera script]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	\| ''a'' \|\| ''paa-y'' \|\| ''yeri'' \|\| ''tteba\|teba'' \|\| ''gi'' \|\| ''tara''		\| ''a'' \|\| ''paa-y'' \|\| ''yeri'' \|\| ''tteba\|teba'' \|\| ''gi'' \|\| ''tara''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''{{sc\|IPFV}}''' \|\| speak-'''{{sc\|1s}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word~~.'''{{sc\|PL}}'''~~ \|\| '''{{sc\|INS}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|DAT}}'''		\| '''{{sc\|IPFV}}''' \|\| speak-'''{{sc\|1s}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|1s}}'''.'''{{sc\|POS}}'''.'''{{sc\|PL}}''' \|\| word \|\| '''{{sc\|INS}}''' \|\| '''{{sc\|2s}}'''.'''{{sc\|DAT}}'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan=6\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''		\|colspan=6\|'''I speak to you with my words.'''
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	===Chenice===		===Chenice===

			[[File:CHNC_mywords.png\|427px]]

	:{\|		:{\|

Jotadiego: Some scripts

2017-07-08T06:33:21Z

Some scripts

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	''The standard form of the language, conceived as a compromise between various regional varieties.''		''The standard form of the language, conceived as a compromise between various regional varieties.''

			[[File:AIED mywords.png\|418px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''A low-prestige Aiedain dialect spoken in the Imperial Islands in a state of diglossia with standard Aiedain. Insular Aiedain was influenced by the unrelated native Islander languages which it largely replaced.''		''A low-prestige Aiedain dialect spoken in the Imperial Islands in a state of diglossia with standard Aiedain. Insular Aiedain was influenced by the unrelated native Islander languages which it largely replaced.''


			[[File:AIEI mywords.png\|331px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	===Alisne===		===Alisne===

			[[File:ALSN mywords.png\|558px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''The language of the heyday of the Asvalan Empire; also employed a a written lingua franca after its fall.''		''The language of the heyday of the Asvalan Empire; also employed a a written lingua franca after its fall.''

			[[File:ASVL mywords.png\|359px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	===Bartxe===		===Bartxe===

			[[File:BRTX.png\|258px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	''Featuring both Caladá and Çeldi vocalization schemes.''		''Featuring both Caladá and Çeldi vocalization schemes.''

			[[File:CLCL_mywords.png\|541px]]

	:{\|		:{\|
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	===Carolinan===		===Carolinan===

			[[File:IAKR_mywords.png\|341px]]

	:{\|		:{\|

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