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! 1st person | ! 1st person | ||
| ''*t- ~ *Vt- ~ *V̄-'' | | ''*t- ~ *Vt- ~ *V̄-'' | ||
| ''*wi-'' | | ''*w- ~ *wi- ~ *u-'' | ||
| ''*- | | ''*ti- ~ *t-'' | ||
| ''* | | ''*woh-'' | ||
|- style="text-align:center;" | |- style="text-align:center;" | ||
! 2nd person | ! 2nd person | ||
| ''*n-'' | | ''*n- ~ *VN-'' | ||
| ''*bi-'' | | ''*bi- ~ *bi-'' | ||
| ''*- | | ''*ni- ~ *n-'' | ||
| ''* | | ''*bih-'' | ||
|- style="text-align:center;" | |- style="text-align:center;" | ||
! 3rd person | ! 3rd person | ||
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! 4rd person | ! 4rd person | ||
| colspan="2" | ''*s-'' | | colspan="2" | ''*s- ~ *Vs-'' | ||
| colspan="2" | ''*ki-'' | | colspan="2" | ''*ki- ~ *k-'' | ||
|- style="text-align:center;" | |- style="text-align:center;" | ||
! Indefinite | ! Indefinite | ||
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! Reflexive | ! Reflexive | ||
| colspan="2" | ''*Ø-'' | | colspan="2" | ''*Ø-'' | ||
| colspan="2" | ''*de-'' | | colspan="2" | ''*de- ~ *d-'' | ||
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The [[Proto-Dynic]] personal markers gain a series of conditional allomorphs in Proto-Central-Dynic, although whether or not these changes were present and synchronic in Proto-Dynic is a matter of debate. The first person singular subject prefix has a number of different forms, for example, depending on where it appears; | |||
* ''*t-'' : After a vowel, or word initially before a vowel; e.g. ''*nitmīd'', ''*tonosi'' | |||
* ''*Vt-'' : Word initially before a consonant, or between two consonants. The realisation of ''*V'' further varies depending on the environment. It may appear as a mimic vowel of the previous syllable, or if it is word initial ''*i-'' is used; ''**i-ac-t-mugid'' → ''*yacatmugid'', ''**t-hur-si'' → ''*ithūri'' | |||
* ''*V̄-'' : Word initially before an alveolar consonant, or between two consonants, the second being alveolar. Like show ''*V'' The realisation of ''*V̄'' may appear as a long mimic vowel of the previous syllable, or ''*ī-''; ''**ar-t-tes'' → ''*arātes'', ''**t-daŋʷa'' → ''*īdaŋʷa'' |
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Proto-Central-Dynic | |
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Created by | Gaffney McCoy Flancer |
Setting | Veyn |
Proto-Dynic
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Proto-Central-Dynic is a naturalistic constructed language made for the world of Veyn Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting. It is descended from Proto-Dynic, the common ancestor to the largest language family in Veyn, the Dynic family.
Morphology
Verbs
The verb template
conjunct prefixes | stem | conjunct suffixes | |||||
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1 | 2 | 3a | 3b | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
direct object | adverb | (converb classifier) | converb | classifier | subject | stem | auxiliary |
Subject and object marking
Number | Subject | Object | ||
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singular | plural | singular | plural | |
1st person | *t- ~ *Vt- ~ *V̄- | *w- ~ *wi- ~ *u- | *ti- ~ *t- | *woh- |
2nd person | *n- ~ *VN- | *bi- ~ *bi- | *ni- ~ *n- | *bih- |
3rd person | *Ø- | *i- | ||
4rd person | *s- ~ *Vs- | *ki- ~ *k- | ||
Indefinite | *a- | *a- | ||
Reflexive | *Ø- | *de- ~ *d- |
The Proto-Dynic personal markers gain a series of conditional allomorphs in Proto-Central-Dynic, although whether or not these changes were present and synchronic in Proto-Dynic is a matter of debate. The first person singular subject prefix has a number of different forms, for example, depending on where it appears;
- *t- : After a vowel, or word initially before a vowel; e.g. *nitmīd, *tonosi
- *Vt- : Word initially before a consonant, or between two consonants. The realisation of *V further varies depending on the environment. It may appear as a mimic vowel of the previous syllable, or if it is word initial *i- is used; **i-ac-t-mugid → *yacatmugid, **t-hur-si → *ithūri
- *V̄- : Word initially before an alveolar consonant, or between two consonants, the second being alveolar. Like show *V The realisation of *V̄ may appear as a long mimic vowel of the previous syllable, or *ī-; **ar-t-tes → *arātes, **t-daŋʷa → *īdaŋʷa