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|name = CJ-Afroasiatic <sup><small>(jokingly)</small></sup> | |name = CJ-Afroasiatic <sup><small>(jokingly)</small></sup> | ||
|nativename = 𐤔𐤌𐤉𐤕 / ⵙⵎⵉⵜ / (ta)Šimiyata | |nativename = 𐤔𐤌𐤉𐤕 / ⵙⵎⵉⵜ / (ta)Šimiyata | ||
|pronunciation = | |pronunciation = simijata | ||
| | |setting = Africa | ||
|date = Yonks ago | |date = Yonks ago | ||
|familycolor = Afroasiatic | |familycolor = Afroasiatic | ||
|ancestor = Early Proto-Afroasiatic | |ancestor = Early Proto-Afroasiatic | ||
| | |script1 = Latn | ||
| | |script2 = Phnx | ||
|script3 = Egyp | |||
|script4 = Tfng | |||
|creator = User:Ceige | |||
}} | }} | ||
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==Grammar== | ==Grammar== | ||
{{ClassMeter | |||
|Name = Ceigean Afroasiatic | |||
|NativeName = Šémiya | |||
|Type = Fusional | |||
|Alignment = Marked Nominative | |||
|Head = Initial | |||
|Tonal = No | |||
|Declined = Yes | |||
|Conjugated = Yes | |||
|Genders = 2 | |||
|NCase = Yes | |||
|NNumber = Yes | |||
|NDefiniteness = Yes | |||
|NGender = Yes | |||
|VVoice = No | |||
|VMood = No | |||
|VPerson = Yes | |||
|VNumber = Yes | |||
|VTense = Yes | |||
|VAspect = Yes | |||
|Phonology= 75 | |||
|NounCases= 75 | |||
|NounDef= 75 | |||
|NounNumbers= 75 | |||
|NounGender= 75 | |||
|VerbPerson= 25 | |||
|VerbNumber= 25 | |||
|VerbAspect= 50 | |||
|VerbTense= 50 | |||
|VerbMood= 0 | |||
|VerbVoice= 0 | |||
|AdjCase= 75 | |||
|AdjNumber= 75 | |||
|AdjDef= 75 | |||
|AdjGen= 75 | |||
|AdjComparative= 0 | |||
|AdjSuperlative= 0 | |||
|Supine= 0 | |||
|Gerund=50 | |||
|Participle= 0 | |||
|Infinitive= 0 | |||
|Modality= 0 | |||
|Words= 10 | |||
|adjective = initial | |||
|adposition = initial | |||
|adverb= initial | |||
|article= initial | |||
|relativeclause = initial | |||
|nounclause = mixed | |||
|order = VSO | |||
}} | |||
===Nouns=== | ===Nouns=== | ||
====Gender==== | ====Gender==== | ||
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There appears to be no stable system of making plurals. Egyptian appears to use -w and -wt for its external plural markers. Semitic appears to use vowel lengthening instead. Internal (vowel-grade) plural marking seems to orient around making the noun look different in whatever easy way is possible, at least in some cases. | There appears to be no stable system of making plurals. Egyptian appears to use -w and -wt for its external plural markers. Semitic appears to use vowel lengthening instead. Internal (vowel-grade) plural marking seems to orient around making the noun look different in whatever easy way is possible, at least in some cases. | ||
[http://phoenixblog.typepad.com/blog/2014/02/plural-formations-of-proto-berber.html Berber nouns] appear comparitively neat when it comes to vowel alterations however, and the -n- marker appears to have [http://phoenixblog.typepad.com/blog/2010/06/proto-semitic-case-system-2.html some parallels (at a glance) in Arabic]. Since we're doing this for conlanging, and not proper reconstruction purposes, let's just assume that -n- was used in plural formation, alongside appropriate vowel shifts. | [http://phoenixblog.typepad.com/blog/2014/02/plural-formations-of-proto-berber.html Berber nouns] appear comparitively neat when it comes to vowel alterations however, and the -n- marker appears to have [http://phoenixblog.typepad.com/blog/2010/06/proto-semitic-case-system-2.html some parallels (at a glance) in Arabic]. Since we're doing this for conlanging, and not proper reconstruction purposes, let's just assume that -n- was used in some plural formation, alongside appropriate vowel shifts. Another thing worthy of note: feminine -t- appears to be dropped in some plural constructions (both broken and affixed). | ||
In the following tables, e/ə = a short vowel. ə in many cases may become /u/, /i/ or /a/ (conditions not known yet). External plural marker seem to possess some concatenating abilities. Depending on the source language, I'll use é and è to indicate if it tends to /i/ or /u/ respectively. In both the Berber and Arabic derived parts, there appears to be a tendency for u/a > u, but i > i, when vowel reductions occur in some cases, but other times this doesn't happen. | In the following tables, e/ə = a short vowel. ə in many cases may become /u/, /i/ or /a/ (conditions not known yet). External plural marker seem to possess some concatenating abilities. Depending on the source language, I'll use é and è to indicate if it tends to /i/ or /u/ respectively. In both the Berber and Arabic derived parts, there appears to be a tendency for u/a > u, but i > i, when vowel reductions occur in some cases, but other times this doesn't happen. | ||
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===Verbs=== | ===Verbs=== | ||
===Syntax=== | |||
===Adverbs=== | ===Adverbs=== | ||
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===Prepositions=== | ===Prepositions=== | ||
==Particles=== | ===Particles=== | ||
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