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'''Irish in the [[Albionian]] timeline''' has absorbed significant Slavic (e.g. [[Albionian]]) influence, and Slavic elements even penetrated grammar and grammatical morphemes.
Gaelic + Inuit + Hivantish + English
==History==
The Protestant Reformation culminated in the establishment of a form of Protestantism as the state religion of Albion, and Albionian became associated with Protestantism. So the Catholic Church promoted the Irish language in Ireland as part of its Counter-Reformation program, which involed cconstructing the Irish identity as being Catholic and anti-Albionian. The program included purifyig Irish by removing Slavic words and some Slavic morphology; however, it was not entirely successful, as Slavic had already penetrated deep into the function words and grammatical morphology.
==Todo==
''beidbhéid'' (m) = bear (from Slavic, plus ''mh/bh'' confusion)
Default verbing suffix is ''-uaigh'' (''-uaim, -uair, -uann sé, -uaimid, -uaithid, -uann siad'', verbnoun ''-ú'' or colloquially ''-uainí''), from Slavic ''-ovati'' verbs
*e.g. ''companuaigh'' = to compose music (From Albionian ''componowaṫ'')


==Nouns==
Greekify Irish slender consonants
The neuter gender and dative plural ''-aibh'' is preserved but there are fewer declension classes. The nominative plural of masculines and feminines is uniformly ''-(a)i'' /ɪ/ (by Slavic influence) and plural of neuters is usually ''-a''.


The indefinite article is ''den'' (from ''den'' 'from the' + Slavic *edìn 'one'); it or lack thereof is part of the case/number/gender declension.
Inuit words subject to Irishy sound changes


{|class=wikitable style=text-align:center
word order is more flexible than in Old Irish
|-
!
! colspan=2| ''fear'' (m.) = man
! colspan=2| ''stránca'' (f.) = bulletin board
! colspan=2| ''sceul'' (n.) = story, news
|-
!
!singular
!plural
!singular
!plural
!singular
!plural
|-
|align="right"|'''Nominative'''
|''den fear''<br/>''an fear'' ||''fearai''<br/>''ant fearai''
|''dent stránca''<br/>''ant stránca'' ||''stráncai''<br/>''na stráncai''
|''den sceul''<br/>''an sceul''  ||''sceula''<br/>''na sceula''
|-
|align="right"|'''Genitive'''
|''dent fhear''<br/>''ant fhear''  ||''fear''<br/>''na bhfearaibh''
|''dena stránca''<br/>''na stránca'' ||''stránca''<br/>''na stráncaibh''
|''dent sceul''<br/>''ant sceul'' ||''sceul''<br/>''na sceulaibh''
|-
|align="right" |'''Prepositional'''
|''dent fear''<br/>''ant fear''  ||''fearaibh''<br/>''na fearaibh''
|''dent stránca''<br/>''ant stránca'' ||''stráncaibh''<br/>''na stráncaibh''
|''dent sceul''<br/>''ant sceul'' ||''sceulaibh''<br/>''na sceulaibh''
|}
Neuter nouns in the Slavic suffixes ''-ní, -tí'' are indeclinable.


Adjectives do not inflect for case, number or gender (ignoring initial mutation):
Capital: Daomaist, from Hivantish "Dymuwistu" <- dhuHmo-h2westu


{|class=wikitable style=text-align:center
Preserves Old Irish /θ ð/
|-
 
!
"What if Old Irish became a Balkan sprachbund language, losing infinitives etc."
! colspan=2| After masculine
 
! colspan=2| After feminine
==Morphology ==
! colspan=2| After neuter
=== Nouns ===
|-
Preserves a lot of case inflection in suffixed indefinite articles, via a suffixed ''áirithe'' "certain"
!
 
!singular
Possessive suffices from OIr emphatic clitics? "his" is (lenition)--san
!plural
 
!singular
*nom sg. ''ech áirithe'' > ''echar'' 'a horse'
!plural
*gen sg. ''eich áirithi'' > ''eichri''
!singular
*prep sg. ''euch áirithiu'' > ''echru''
!plural
*acc sg. ''euch n-áirithe'' > ''echna''
|-
*nom pl ''eich áirithi'' > ''eichri''
|align="right"|'''Nominative'''
*gen pl ''ech n-áirithe'' > ''echna''
|''den fear '''b'''eag'' ||''fearai '''b'''eag''
*prep pl ''echaibh''
|''dent stránca '''bh'''eag'' ||''stráncai '''b'''eag''
*acc pl ''echu h-áirithi'' > ''echuhar''
|''den sceul '''mb'''eag'' ||''sceula '''bh'''eag''
Definite nouns get the OIr definite article mutations (with no preposed article) + -a(i)s:
|-
* nom sg ''t-echsa'' 'the horse'
|align="right"|'''Genitive'''
* gen sg ''eichse''
|''dent fhear '''bh'''eag'' ||''fear '''mb'''eag''
* prep sg ''echsa''
|''dena stránca '''b'''eag'' ||''stránca '''mb'''eag''
* acc sg ''n-echsa''
|''dent sceul '''bh'''eag'' ||''sceul '''mb'''eag''
* voc sg ''a eich!''
|-
* nom pl ''eichse''
|align="right" |'''Prepositional'''
* gen pl ''n-echsa''
|''dent fear '''bh'''eag'' ||''fearaibh '''b'''eag''
* prep pl ''echaibhse''
|''dent stránca '''bh'''eag'' ||''stráncaibh '''b'''eag''
* acc pl ''h-echus''
|''dent sceul '''bh'''eag'' ||''sceulaibh '''b'''eag''
* voc pl ''a echu!''
|}
==== o-stem masc. ====
[[Category:Celtic languages]]
*nom sg. ''echar''
*gen sg. ''eichri''
*prep sg. ''echru''
*acc sg. ''echna''
*nom pl ''eichri''
*gen pl ''echna''
*prep pl ''echaibh''
*acc pl ''echur''
* nom sg ''t-echsa''
* gen sg ''eichse''
* prep sg ''echsa''
* acc sg ''n-echsa''
* voc sg ''a eich!''
* nom pl ''eichse''
* gen pl ''n-echsa''
* prep pl ''echaibhse''
* acc pl ''h-echus''
* voc pl ''a echu!''
 
==== ā-stem fem. ====
* nom sg ''túathar''
* gen sg ''túaither''
* prep sg ''túaithri''
* acc sg ''túathnai''
* nom pl ''túathár''
* gen pl ''túathna''
* dat pl ''túathaib''
* acc pl ''túathár''
=== Verbs ===
Preserves object prefixes but simplifies them; only conjunct and prototonic forms are used for most verbs
* no-m-(L), no-t-(L), n-a-(N), no-s-(N), no-n-, no-bh-, no-s(N)- (no- can be replaced with another preverb e.g. ní-)
 
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Latest revision as of 03:56, 19 December 2022

Gaelic + Inuit + Hivantish + English

Greekify Irish slender consonants

Inuit words subject to Irishy sound changes

word order is more flexible than in Old Irish

Capital: Daomaist, from Hivantish "Dymuwistu" <- dhuHmo-h2westu

Preserves Old Irish /θ ð/

"What if Old Irish became a Balkan sprachbund language, losing infinitives etc."

Morphology

Nouns

Preserves a lot of case inflection in suffixed indefinite articles, via a suffixed áirithe "certain"

Possessive suffices from OIr emphatic clitics? "his" is (lenition)--san

  • nom sg. ech áirithe > echar 'a horse'
  • gen sg. eich áirithi > eichri
  • prep sg. euch áirithiu > echru
  • acc sg. euch n-áirithe > echna
  • nom pl eich áirithi > eichri
  • gen pl ech n-áirithe > echna
  • prep pl echaibh
  • acc pl echu h-áirithi > echuhar

Definite nouns get the OIr definite article mutations (with no preposed article) + -a(i)s:

  • nom sg t-echsa 'the horse'
  • gen sg eichse
  • prep sg echsa
  • acc sg n-echsa
  • voc sg a eich!
  • nom pl eichse
  • gen pl n-echsa
  • prep pl echaibhse
  • acc pl h-echus
  • voc pl a echu!

o-stem masc.

  • nom sg. echar
  • gen sg. eichri
  • prep sg. echru
  • acc sg. echna
  • nom pl eichri
  • gen pl echna
  • prep pl echaibh
  • acc pl echur
  • nom sg t-echsa
  • gen sg eichse
  • prep sg echsa
  • acc sg n-echsa
  • voc sg a eich!
  • nom pl eichse
  • gen pl n-echsa
  • prep pl echaibhse
  • acc pl h-echus
  • voc pl a echu!

ā-stem fem.

  • nom sg túathar
  • gen sg túaither
  • prep sg túaithri
  • acc sg túathnai
  • nom pl túathár
  • gen pl túathna
  • dat pl túathaib
  • acc pl túathár

Verbs

Preserves object prefixes but simplifies them; only conjunct and prototonic forms are used for most verbs

  • no-m-(L), no-t-(L), n-a-(N), no-s-(N), no-n-, no-bh-, no-s(N)- (no- can be replaced with another preverb e.g. ní-)

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