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Gussnish is the most commonly spoken Pulchric language in Tricin. It's from the Gussnic branch, which is characterized by a fusional grammar, initial consonant mutations, and a large consonant inventory which includes retroflex consonants and various lateral consonants, all inherited from Proto-Pulchric. These retroflexes and lateral obstruents were lost in other Pulchric languages such as [Rencadian]. | Gussnish is the most commonly spoken Pulchric language in Tricin. It's from the Gussnic branch, which is characterized by a fusional grammar, initial consonant mutations, and a large consonant inventory which includes retroflex consonants and various lateral consonants, all inherited from Proto-Pulchric. These retroflexes and lateral obstruents were lost in other Pulchric languages such as [Rencadian]. | ||
The main aesthetic inspirations for Gussnish are Irish, Aramaic, Toda, and Iaai. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:45, 1 April 2023
| Gussnish | |
|---|---|
| dhuenanae Guqnanaer | |
| Pronunciation | [/ˈðyːnanɛ ˈgʊɬnanɛr/] |
| Created by | Praimhín |
| Setting | Verse:Tricin |
Pulchric
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Gussnish is the most commonly spoken Pulchric language in Tricin. It's from the Gussnic branch, which is characterized by a fusional grammar, initial consonant mutations, and a large consonant inventory which includes retroflex consonants and various lateral consonants, all inherited from Proto-Pulchric. These retroflexes and lateral obstruents were lost in other Pulchric languages such as [Rencadian].
The main aesthetic inspirations for Gussnish are Irish, Aramaic, Toda, and Iaai.