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| '''Tizian''' (''amysso tízimso'' /ˈʔamʉsso ˈtʰizimso/)
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| ==Phonology==
| | |conventional_long_name=United States of Bjeheond |
| {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="greentable lightgreenbg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;" | | |native_name={{native name|Windermere|Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd}}<br/>{{native name|Netagin|Hylimůl Čibbenie Tacrůt}} |
| ! colspan="9"|Tizian consonants
| | |common_name={{SUBPAGENAME}} |
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| | |alt_flag= |
| ! |Labial
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| ! |Coronal
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| ! |Lateral
| | |national_motto= |
| ! |Velar
| | |englishmotto= |
| ! |Radical
| | |currency= |
| ! |Glottal
| | |national_anthem= |
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| ! colspan="2" style="" |Nasal
| | |loctext= |
| | m m̥ | | |capital=Tălie Șinach |
| | n n̥
| | |largest_city= |
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| | |official_languages=Nurian, Netagin, Windermere |
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| | |religion= |
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| | |demonym=Bjeheondian |
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| | |government_type=Federal representative democracy |
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| | |leader_title1=President |
| ! rowspan="4" |Plosive
| | |leader_name1=Săbur Luay (female) |
| ! |<small>voiceless</small>
| | |legislature= |
| | p | | |population_estimate= |
| | t | | |population_estimate_year= |
| | | | |Gini= |
| | k | | |Gini_year= |
| | ʡ | | |HDI= |
| | ʔ | | |HDI_year= |
| |- | | |anthem=Chnur Păchnay Sămtsay |
| ! |<small>voiced</small>
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| | b | | The '''United States of Bjeheond''' (Windermere: ''Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd''), abbreviated '''USB''' or '''Bjeheond''', are the larger of the two [[Verse:Tricin/Bjeheond|Bjeheondian]] countries. |
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| | g | |
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| ! |<small>voiceless aspirated</small>
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| | pʰ | |
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| | kʰ | |
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| ! |<small>voiced aspirated</small>
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| | bʱ
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| | dʱ
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| ! rowspan="2" style="" |Fricative
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| ! |<small>voiceless</small>
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| | f
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| | θ s
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| | ɬ
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| | x
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| | ħ
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| ! |<small>voiced</small>
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| | v
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| | ð z
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| | ɮ
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| ! rowspan="2" colspan="1" |Affricate
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| ! |<small>plain</small>
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| | ts dz
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| ! |<small>aspirated</small>
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| | tsʰ dzʰ
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| | tɬʰ dɮʱ
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| ! colspan="2" |Approximant
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| | w ʍ | |
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| | j ɧ
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| ! colspan="2" |Trill
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| ! colspan="2" |Lateral app.
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| Word-finally consonant aspiration is realized as aspirated or released consonants. Medial voiced aspirated consonants may be prenasalized in less careful speech.
| | States (in no particular order): Srăchiem Tsărir, Srăchiem, Pădoat Meach, Pădoat Tsăpreng, Săfărchal, Midleș, Rac Flang, Tray Ław, Dăfngathney, Ănber Mălem (Anbir Sjeoreong), Artabe, Tłuch Și, Măhar, Gütsan, Cestong, Yăhas |
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| ==Consonant gradation==
| | Place names: Săde Bocear, Ăngmeay Trüel, Łep Coar |
| Tizian employs grammatical consonant gradation (namely alternation between unaspirated (commonly called "viscous") and aspirated ("dilute") consonants, of which the latter is marked with an acute accent (historical high tone) after the affected consonant) in nouns, adjectives and verbs. For most consonants this is straightforward; viscous plosives/affricates are unaspirated whereas dilute plosives/affricates are aspirated, and there are viscous/dilute resonants as well (l ↔ ɬ, r ↔ r̥, m ↔ m̥, n ↔ n̥, j ↔ ɧ, w ↔ ʍ). If a cluster contains non-alternating consonants, the alternation coming from the following vowel/suffix is not blocked.
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| ==Nouns==
| | City names: Tăboan, Bălang, Rǎ'ac Thea, Yocneam, Tsăloch, Cătiel, Srol Măneap, Ăchir Hașneth, Ercudrads, Pa'ăchoth Tsăfi, Ercwisngwal, Ercułed, Ercuprec... |
| :''Main article: [[Tizian/Declension patterns]] | |
| Four numbers are used in Tizian: generic, partitive, singulative and plurative. The generic number refers to an unspecified member or members of a set or to the whole set. The partitive number is used with quantifiers and also with the meaning "some X". Singulative and plurative respectively denote one and multiple specific items.
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| | Flag and coat of arms should depict the Twin Foxes |
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| ! colspan="17"| '''Declension'''
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| !scope="row"|Number→
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| !colspan="2" scope="col"|Generic
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| !colspan="2" scope="col"|Partitive
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| !colspan="2" scope="col"|Singulative
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| !colspan="2" scope="col"|Plurative
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| !scope="row"|Indefinite
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| |colspan="2" rowspan="2"|-Ø
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| |colspan="2" rowspan="2"|''-ch''
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| |colspan="2"|''-s''
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| |colspan="2"|''-syr''
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| !scope="row"|Definite
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| |colspan="2"|''-so''
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| |colspan="2"|''-sno''
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| !scope="row"|1sg
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| !scope="row"|2sg
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| !scope="row"|3sg.animate
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| !scope="row"|3sg.inanimate
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| !scope="row"|1ex
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| !scope="row"|1in
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| !scope="row"|3pl.animate
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| !scope="row"|Impersonal
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| !scope="row"|Relative
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| ===Possession=== | | == History == |
| Possession is marked on the possessum with a possessive suffix ({{sc|possessum-suffix possessor}}) if and only if said possessum is definite.
| | The Dwābis3ōlam civilization left statues and megalithic temples (as well as some written records) near the Gwnax-speaking area in Northwestern Bjeheond. Their writing system and their language [[Gwnax]] still survive to the present day. |
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| Aspiration may be lost or gained in conjunct state: byrs /bʉrs/ "a cloud" > býrs /bʱʉrs/ "a cloud of..."
| | ==Todo== |
| | number of speakers: roughly Nurian - 80%, Windermere - 15%, Netagin - 30% |
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| ==Pronouns==
| | Anbirese community in Anbir Sjeoreong and Artabe |
| The first person singular can be used as an impersonal pronoun.
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| Besides their respective literal meanings, in contexts with unclear clusivity exclusive 'we' has a more "objective" connotation and inclusive 'we' a more "rhetorical" one.
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| *1sgv: nó
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| *2sgv: í
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| *3sgv.an: ðe
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| *3sgv.inan: ŧé
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| *1plv.ex: cho
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| *1plv.in: wéen
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| *2plv: sló
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| *3plv.an: ðu
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| *3plv.inan: ŧú
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| *3gen: ða
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| *3part: ti
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| *Impersonal: is
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| ==Verbs==
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| Verbs display consonant gradation based on tense and subject agreement. The predesinential consonant is unvoiced resonant/aspirated plosive in the present, and changing this to voiced resonant/unaspirated plosive in the jussive or past tense: (arlí /ar̥ɬi/: "I set up, prepare (transitive)"; arli /arli/: "that I may prepare"; arl´ /ar̥ɬ/: you (singular) prepare; arl /arl/: prepare!)
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| ==Split ergativity==
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| The ergative particle ''le'' is used before an ergative noun phrase. The default alignment is ergative, with 1st and 2nd person arguments inducing nominative/accusative alignment on both nouns and verbs; only 1st and 2nd person patients can be passivized, and only 3rd person agents can be antipassivized.
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| ==Syntax==
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| ===Word order===
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| In independent clauses the word order is most commonly SVO, but in dependent clauses will change to VSO It will not be difficult to analyze Tizian as a topic prominent language in which the canonical VSO word order changes to front the topic in independent clauses, or simply as an invariantly V2 language.
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| ===Copulas===
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| The copula ''im'' literally means "to be an element/subset of", thus it turns the predicate into the generic number.
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| Equivalence of one entity to another, on the other hand, is expressed with a different copula ''vók''.
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| ===Relative clauses===
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| The relativizer ''r(i)-'' and/or the relative pronominal suffixes are used only for the case of restrictive relative clauses. In non-restrictive relative clauses 3rd person resumptive pronouns are used as in a full clause; in the same vein, predicate adjectives are used as non-restrictive adjectives.
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| [[Category:Talsmic languages]][[Category:Zachydic languages]]
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United States of Bjeheond
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Anthem: Chnur Păchnay Sămtsay |
Capital | Tălie Șinach |
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Official languages | Nurian, Netagin, Windermere |
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Demonym | Bjeheondian |
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Government | Federal representative democracy |
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• President | Săbur Luay (female) |
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The United States of Bjeheond (Windermere: Implüeng Pa'ăncem Biechănd), abbreviated USB or Bjeheond, are the larger of the two Bjeheondian countries.
States (in no particular order): Srăchiem Tsărir, Srăchiem, Pădoat Meach, Pădoat Tsăpreng, Săfărchal, Midleș, Rac Flang, Tray Ław, Dăfngathney, Ănber Mălem (Anbir Sjeoreong), Artabe, Tłuch Și, Măhar, Gütsan, Cestong, Yăhas
Place names: Săde Bocear, Ăngmeay Trüel, Łep Coar
City names: Tăboan, Bălang, Rǎ'ac Thea, Yocneam, Tsăloch, Cătiel, Srol Măneap, Ăchir Hașneth, Ercudrads, Pa'ăchoth Tsăfi, Ercwisngwal, Ercułed, Ercuprec...
Flag and coat of arms should depict the Twin Foxes
History
The Dwābis3ōlam civilization left statues and megalithic temples (as well as some written records) near the Gwnax-speaking area in Northwestern Bjeheond. Their writing system and their language Gwnax still survive to the present day.
Todo
number of speakers: roughly Nurian - 80%, Windermere - 15%, Netagin - 30%
Anbirese community in Anbir Sjeoreong and Artabe