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==Phonology==
'''Flei''' (exonym?) is the most morphologically conservative extant Akya-Woms language.
*Stops: '''p t c k q''' /p t tʂ~c k q/
*Fricatives: '''f þ s x h''' /f θ s ʂ~ɧ h/
*Resonants: '''m n l rr r w y''' /m n l r ɹ w j/
*Vowels: '''a e i u ë''' /ä e i u ə/


===Stress===
Premise: What if a syllable-timed tonal language
Proto-Corded Ware had no strong stress.
* syncoped and became an Old Irish-esque liturgical language
* it develops a Tiberian Hebrew-like reading tradition which changes the original phonology a lot
* and gets revived from a secondary reading derived from that


===Phonotactics===
Use for some sort of critique
Only slightly less restrictive than Tamil; more restrictive than Latin
== Morphology ==
=== Nouns ===
Nouns fall into 3 genders (human, animate and inanimate) and inflect for number (sg, du, pl) and case (abs erg gen lat loc voc). Possessed forms have unpredictable stems and comes from proto-forms that had a different stress pattern than absolute forms. The appropriate 3rd person possessed forms are used like construct state forms in possessive constructions.


Proto-CW often added enunciative vowels to words ending in consonants, so for example ''*isqal'' 'child (nom.)' often became ''*isqallë''.
The locative is used with prepositions to indicate location and is the default prepositional case; when the lative is used the same prepositions indicate destination, and when the ergative is used they indicate "motion from".


==Grammar==
article nă + various mutations (also relativizer)
*SVO or SOV
==== Possessive prefixes ====
*Both prefixing and suffixing
===== Type 1 possession =====
*cases and Suffixaufnahme; not Altaic
Type 1 possession is somewhat like inalienable possession. It is marked by adding possessive prefixes to the ''dependent'' form of the noun.
*stem changes in nouns (like Uralic)
* sèmpèlàrán > sệplă-N 'body'
*polypersonal verbs
* hísèmpèlàrán > isplăr-N 'my body'
*aspect rather than tense
* lusèmpèlàrán > lùsplăr-N 'thy body'
*mood inflections for verbs
* àsèmpèlàrán > àsplăr-N (animate)
===Pronouns===
* ànsèmpèlàrán > àsplăr-N (inanimate)
1st pers. *t, 2nd pers. *p
* láhisèmpèlàrán > lisplăr-N 'our body'
* númasèmpèlàrán > nosplăr-N 'your body'
* àlsèmpèlàrán > àlsplăr-N '3pl's body'


===Nouns===
===== Type 2 posssession =====
Corded Ware had suffixes for noun cases; however there was no separate accusative case.
Type 2 possession is the default possessive strategy. It is marked by adding possessive prefixes to the ''independent'' form of the noun.


Plurals were often (usually?) marked by stem change.
=== Adjectives ===
Adjectives agree with nouns, def adjectives take the def article (bc Hebrew)


Declension of ''*isqal'' = child
=== Verbs ===
Old Irish-style independent-dependent verbal allomorphy, which includes tone changes


*nominative: ''isqal(lë)'', ''esqal(lë)''
P{{PAGENAME}} rò.mátse, láh.ràmátse '3sg saves, 3sg does not save' --> ră:más, la:hrảmhăs
*genitive: ''isqalef'', ''esqalef''
*locative
*adessive
*ablative
*allative
*instrumental
*comitative
*essive
*translative
*vocative


===Verbs===
productive redup
Verbs had the following template:  
==== Inflection ====
  object-STEM-aspect-subject-mood
Present tense forms of ''să·kumʰa'' '3sg remembers':
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Person !! Primitive {{PAGENAME}} !! Underlying form !! {{PAGENAME}} surface form
|-
| 1SG || ''so.kúmpa-sa-t(í), .sòkúmpa-sa-t(í)'' || ''să·kommpṡẻ, ·sủgmbẻ'' || ''să·kumʰẻ, ·sủmmẻ''
|-
| 2SG || ''so·kúmpa-sa-ŋ(u), ·sòkúmpa-sa-ŋ(u)'' || ''să·kommpṡəŋ, ·sủgmbəŋ'' || ''să·kumʰụ, ·sủmmụ''
|-
| 3SG || ''so·kúmpa-sáse, ·sòkúmpa-sáse'' || ''să·kommpṡa, ·sủgmba'' || ''să·kumʰa, ·sủmma''
|-
| 1PL || ''so·kúmpa-sa-lehi, ·sòkúmpa-sa-lehi'' || ''să·kommpṡlə̣j, ·sủgmblə̣j'' || ''să·kumʰlị, ·sủmlị''
|-
| 2PL || ''so·kúmpa-sa-numa, ·sòkúmpa-sa-numa'' || ''să·kommpṡnăm, ·sủgmbnăm'' || ''să·kumʰnăm, ·sủmnăm''
|-
| 3PL || ''so·kúmpa-sa-ro, ·sòkúmpa-sa-ro'' || ''să·kommpṡər, ·sủgmbər'' || ''să·kumʰăr, ·sủmmăr''
|}


====Aspects====
[[Category:Angai]]
*''fanhu-t'' = 'I called' (perfective)
*''fanhu-rra-t'' = 'I often calls/used to call' (habitual)
*''fanhu-kë-t'' = 'I am/was calling' (progressive)
 
====Personal====
Subject:
*''tërrë-0-t'' = 'I stood'
*''tërrë-0-p'' = '2sg stood'
*''tërrë-0-0'' = '3sg stood'
*''tërrë-0-ntë'' = 'we stood'
*''tërrë-0-mpë'' = '2pl stood'
*''tërrë-0-lë'' = 'they stood'
Object (for transitives)
*''të-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called me'
*''pë-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called 2sg'
*''në-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called 3sg'
*''tul-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called us'
*''pul-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called 2pl'
*''nël-fanhu-0'' = '3sg called them'
 
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Flei (exonym?) is the most morphologically conservative extant Akya-Woms language.

Premise: What if a syllable-timed tonal language

  • syncoped and became an Old Irish-esque liturgical language
  • it develops a Tiberian Hebrew-like reading tradition which changes the original phonology a lot
  • and gets revived from a secondary reading derived from that

Use for some sort of critique

Morphology

Nouns

Nouns fall into 3 genders (human, animate and inanimate) and inflect for number (sg, du, pl) and case (abs erg gen lat loc voc). Possessed forms have unpredictable stems and comes from proto-forms that had a different stress pattern than absolute forms. The appropriate 3rd person possessed forms are used like construct state forms in possessive constructions.

The locative is used with prepositions to indicate location and is the default prepositional case; when the lative is used the same prepositions indicate destination, and when the ergative is used they indicate "motion from".

article nă + various mutations (also relativizer)

Possessive prefixes

Type 1 possession

Type 1 possession is somewhat like inalienable possession. It is marked by adding possessive prefixes to the dependent form of the noun.

  • sèmpèlàrán > sệplă-N 'body'
  • hísèmpèlàrán > isplăr-N 'my body'
  • lusèmpèlàrán > lùsplăr-N 'thy body'
  • àsèmpèlàrán > àsplăr-N (animate)
  • ànsèmpèlàrán > àsplăr-N (inanimate)
  • láhisèmpèlàrán > lisplăr-N 'our body'
  • númasèmpèlàrán > nosplăr-N 'your body'
  • àlsèmpèlàrán > àlsplăr-N '3pl's body'
Type 2 posssession

Type 2 possession is the default possessive strategy. It is marked by adding possessive prefixes to the independent form of the noun.

Adjectives

Adjectives agree with nouns, def adjectives take the def article (bc Hebrew)

Verbs

Old Irish-style independent-dependent verbal allomorphy, which includes tone changes

PMwtqwlqwj/Flei rò.mátse, láh.ràmátse '3sg saves, 3sg does not save' --> ră:más, la:hrảmhăs

productive redup

Inflection

Present tense forms of să·kumʰa '3sg remembers':

Person Primitive Mwtqwlqwj/Flei Underlying form Mwtqwlqwj/Flei surface form
1SG so.kúmpa-sa-t(í), .sòkúmpa-sa-t(í) să·kommpṡẻ, ·sủgmbẻ să·kumʰẻ, ·sủmmẻ
2SG so·kúmpa-sa-ŋ(u), ·sòkúmpa-sa-ŋ(u) să·kommpṡəŋ, ·sủgmbəŋ să·kumʰụ, ·sủmmụ
3SG so·kúmpa-sáse, ·sòkúmpa-sáse să·kommpṡa, ·sủgmba să·kumʰa, ·sủmma
1PL so·kúmpa-sa-lehi, ·sòkúmpa-sa-lehi să·kommpṡlə̣j, ·sủgmblə̣j să·kumʰlị, ·sủmlị
2PL so·kúmpa-sa-numa, ·sòkúmpa-sa-numa să·kommpṡnăm, ·sủgmbnăm să·kumʰnăm, ·sủmnăm
3PL so·kúmpa-sa-ro, ·sòkúmpa-sa-ro să·kommpṡər, ·sủgmbər să·kumʰăr, ·sủmmăr