Suwáá/Wordlist

The Azzanic languages are a family of consonantal-root languages spoken on the Wiebian subcontinent, as well as on a set of islands off of the North Wiebian Sea, including Tergetian, Aškāsīnių (čegānų Aškāsīnių) and Rozzino. This family is speculated to have been part of a sprachbund connected to the Talsmic languages.

Phonology

Consonants

Proto-Azzanic reconstructed consonants

		Labial	Denti-alveolar		Retroflex	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Glottal
			central	lateral
Nasal		*m	*n
Plosive	plain	*p	*t		*ṭ		*k	*q	*ʔ
	voiced	*b	*d		*ḍ		*g	*ɢ
Fricative	voiceless		*þ *s	*ś					*h
	voiced		*ð *z	*ź
Affricate	plain		*c	*ć
	voiced		*ʒ	*ʒ́
Approximant		*w				*y
Liquid			*r	*l

Consonant correspondences

PAzz	*p	*b	*t	*d	*þ	*ð	*s	*z	*c	*ʒ	*ś	*ź	*ć	*ʒ́	*ṭ	*ḍ	*k	*g	*q	*ɢ	*m	*n	*l	*r	*y	*w	*ʔ	*h
Tergetian	p	b	t	d	t	d	s	z	s	z	ś	ź	ŧ	đ	ṭ	ḍ	c	g	q	ġ	m	n	l	r	ˀ, coloring	f, coloring	ˀ	ˀ
Rozzino	p	b	t	d	f	v	s	ż	z	ż	sci	sgi	ci	gi	ci	gi	c(h)	g(h)	qu	gu	m	n	l	r	gi, coloring	v, coloring	[ʔ]	h [ʔ]
Aškās	p	b	t	d	þ	ð	s	z	c	dz	š	ž	š	ž	č	dž	k	g	q	ʕ	m	n	l	r	j	v	ʔ	h

Vowels

Similar to Baltic:

	Front	Back
Close	*i *ī	*u *ū
Mid		*ō
Open	*e *ē	*a *ā
Diphthongs	*ey *ew	*ay *aw

Suprasegmentals

Stress fell on the first heavy syllable (the last syllable was disregarded); if there was no long syllable, the stress fell on the first syllable.

Grammar

Verbs

There was an emphatic clitic =is added to verbs.