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'''Kwenya''' (''kwenyá'', κοινή) is a Hellenic language spoken in Irta.
 
1-10: hel (m)/maa (f)/heon (n), doo, tril (m/f)/trá (n), teottareol, peonta, heosta, heowta, ohta, eonnaa, deoka
11-20: heondyutru, dwidyutru, tridyutru, tettareodyutru, peontadyutru, heostadyutru, ... ikori (< hen deuterou, dyo deuterou, ... "one of the second, two of the second, ..." c.f. Estonian üks-teist, kaks-teist, ...)
100: heokaton
1000: khilwe
 
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==Introduction==
==Introduction==


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== Diachronics ==
 
=== Proto-Kwenya ===
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Essentially OTL's Koine Greek, η οι = /e{{raised}} ø/
 
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Vowel inventory
=== Old Kwenya ===
Consonant inventory
η ω → iə uə
Syllable structure
Stress
Intonation


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==Phonology==
==Phonology==
===Orthography===
===Orthography===
===Consonants===
===Consonants===
*μ ν γγ = /m n ŋ:/ (γκ γχ = /ŋ: ŋkʰ/)
*π τ κ = /p t k/
*β δ = /β{{lowered}} ð{{lowered}}/
*φ θ χ = /pʰ tʰ kʰ/
*σ γ = /s h/
*ζ = /z/
*ϝ ρ/ς λ = /w ɾ l/


===Vowels===
===Vowels===
α ε ι ο υ η ω αι ει ευ ια ιο οι ου = /a ə i o wi ja wa e i ju ja jo we ɨ/ {{angbr|a ë i o wi ya wa e i yu ya yo we u}}
===Prosody===
===Prosody===
====Stress====
====Stress====
====Intonation====
====Intonation====


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===Morphophonology===
===Morphophonology===
==Morphology==
==Morphology==
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===Nouns===
Kwenya nouns have the following template:
 
STEM-case.number-(possessive suffix)
 
Kwenya lost gender.
====Cases====
 
====Possessive suffixes====
γλώσσαμου, γλώσσασου, γλώσσατου, γλώσσαμων, γλώσσασων, γλώσσατων = my language, ...
 
===Adjectives===
Adjectives have an attributive form and predicative forms that agree by number, animacy and gender. They also have past tense and imperative forms like verbs. also -wir, -ia, -wi < ύς-εία-ύ‎
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ καλος 'good' (1st/2nd decl.); present tense
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|καλος<br/>kalor
|rowspan=2|καλοι<br/>kale
|-
!|female
|καλη<br/>kalya
|-
!|inanimate
|καλον<br/>kalon||καλα<br/>kala
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|καλ(ο)-<br/>kal(o)-
|}


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Nouns
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
Adjectives
|+ καλος 'good' (1st/2nd decl.); past tense
Verbs
|-
Adverbs
!| !! Singular !! Plural
Particles
|-
Derivational morphology
!|male
|καλοςων<br/>kalorun
|rowspan=2|καλοντες<br/>kalontër
|-
!|female
|καληρα<br/>kalyara
|-
!|inanimate
|καλονον<br/>kalonon||καλαντα<br/>kalanta
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|καλομοντ<br/>kalomont
|}


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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ καλος 'good' (1st decl.); imperative
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|active
|καλοστι!<br/>kalosti!||καλοστε!<br/>kalostë!
|}
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ ευγενης 'gentlemanly/ladylike' (3nd decl.)
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|ευγενης<br/>yuhënyar
|rowspan=2|ευγενεις<br/>yuhënir
|-
!|female
|ευγενης<br/>yuhënyar
|-
!|inanimate
|ευγενες<br/>yuhënër||ευγενη<br/>yuhënya
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|ευγεν(ο)-<br/>yuhën(o)-
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ ευγενης 'gentlemanly/ladylike' (3nd decl.); past tense
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|ευγενηςων<br/>yuhënyarun
|rowspan=2|ευγενειντες<br/>yuhënintër
|-
!|female
|ευγενηςα<br/>yuhënyara
|-
!|inanimate
|ευγενεςον<br/>yuhënëron||ευγενηντα<br/>yuhënyanta
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|ευγενομοντ<br/>yuhënomont
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ ευγενης 'gentlemanly' (3nd decl.); imperative
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|active
|ευγενοστι!<br/>yuhënosti!||ευγενοστε!<br/>yuhënostë!
|}
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===Verbs===
Two voices: active, passive
 
Principal parts: present stem, past stem
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - present active
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|φαγων<br/>phahun
|rowspan=2|φαγοντες<br/>phahontër
|-
!|female
|φαγουςα<br/>phahũra
|-
!|inanimate
|φαγον<br/>phahon||φαγοντα<br/>phahonta
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|φαγοντ<br/>phahont
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - past active
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|φαγας<br/>phahar
|rowspan=2|φαγαντες<br/>phahantër
|-
!|female
|φαγαςα<br/>phahara
|-
!|inanimate
|φαγαν<br/>phahan||φαγαντα<br/>phahanta
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|φαγας<br/>phahar
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - imperative active
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|active
|φαγε!<br/>phahë!||φαγετε!<br/>phahëtë!
|}
 
 
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - present passive
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|φαγομενος<br/>phahomënor
|rowspan=2|φαγομενοι<br/>phahomëne
|-
!|female
|φαγομενη<br/>phahomënya
|-
!|inanimate
|φαγομενον<br/>phahomënon||φαγομενα<br/>phahomëna
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|φαγομεν<br/>phahomën
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - past passive
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|male
|φαγομενοςων<br/>phahamënorun
|rowspan=2|φαγαμενοντες<br/>phahamënontër
|-
!|female
|φαγομενηςα<br/>phahamënyara
|-
!|inanimate
|φαγαμενονον<br/>phahamënonon||φαγαμεναντα<br/>phahamënanta
|-
!|attributive
|colspan="2"|φαγομενομοντ<br/>phahomënomont
|}
 
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|+ φαγων 'eat' - imperative passive
|-
!| !! Singular !! Plural
|-
!|active
|φαγομεστι!<br/>phahomësti!||φαγομεστε!<br/>phahomëstë!
|}
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===Numbers===
All numbers are indeclinable:
 
1-10: ën, dwi, trya, tëttar, pënta, ëksa, ëpta, ohta, ënnya, dëka
 
11-20: ëndyutrũ, dwidyutru, ..., ikori (< hen deuterou, dyo deuterou, ... "one of the second [ten], two of the second [ten], ..." cf. Estonian üks·teist, kaks·teist, ...)
 
100: ëkaton
 
1000: khilya


==Syntax==
==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
===Constituent order===
Kwenya syntax is similar to Finnish.
===Noun phrase===
===Noun phrase===
===Verb phrase===
===Verb phrase===
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 11 March 2023

Kwenya (kwenyá, κοινή) is a Hellenic language spoken in Irta.

Introduction

Diachronics

Proto-Kwenya

Essentially OTL's Koine Greek, η οι = /e̝ ø/

Old Kwenya

η ω → iə uə

Phonology

Orthography

Consonants

  • μ ν γγ = /m n ŋ:/ (γκ γχ = /ŋ: ŋkʰ/)
  • π τ κ = /p t k/
  • β δ = /β̞ ð̞/
  • φ θ χ = /pʰ tʰ kʰ/
  • σ γ = /s h/
  • ζ = /z/
  • ϝ ρ/ς λ = /w ɾ l/

Vowels

α ε ι ο υ η ω αι ει ευ ια ιο οι ου = /a ə i o wi ja wa e i ju ja jo we ɨ/ ⟨a ë i o wi ya wa e i yu ya yo we u⟩

Prosody

Stress

Intonation

Phonotactics

Morphophonology

Morphology

Nouns

Kwenya nouns have the following template: 

STEM-case.number-(possessive suffix)

Kwenya lost gender.

Cases

Possessive suffixes

γλώσσαμου, γλώσσασου, γλώσσατου, γλώσσαμων, γλώσσασων, γλώσσατων = my language, ...

Adjectives

Adjectives have an attributive form and predicative forms that agree by number, animacy and gender. They also have past tense and imperative forms like verbs. also -wir, -ia, -wi < ύς-εία-ύ‎

καλος 'good' (1st/2nd decl.); present tense
Singular Plural
male καλος
kalor 		καλοι
kale
female καλη
kalya
inanimate καλον
kalon		 καλα
kala
attributive καλ(ο)-
kal(o)-


καλος 'good' (1st/2nd decl.); past tense
Singular Plural
male καλοςων
kalorun 		καλοντες
kalontër
female καληρα
kalyara
inanimate καλονον
kalonon		 καλαντα
kalanta
attributive καλομοντ
kalomont


καλος 'good' (1st decl.); imperative
Singular Plural
active καλοστι!
kalosti!		 καλοστε!
kalostë!

ευγενης 'gentlemanly/ladylike' (3nd decl.)
Singular Plural
male ευγενης
yuhënyar 		ευγενεις
yuhënir
female ευγενης
yuhënyar
inanimate ευγενες
yuhënër		 ευγενη
yuhënya
attributive ευγεν(ο)-
yuhën(o)-


ευγενης 'gentlemanly/ladylike' (3nd decl.); past tense
Singular Plural
male ευγενηςων
yuhënyarun 		ευγενειντες
yuhënintër
female ευγενηςα
yuhënyara
inanimate ευγενεςον
yuhënëron		 ευγενηντα
yuhënyanta
attributive ευγενομοντ
yuhënomont


ευγενης 'gentlemanly' (3nd decl.); imperative
Singular Plural
active ευγενοστι!
yuhënosti!		 ευγενοστε!
yuhënostë!


Verbs

Two voices: active, passive

Principal parts: present stem, past stem

φαγων 'eat' - present active
Singular Plural
male φαγων
phahun 		φαγοντες
phahontër
female φαγουςα
phahũra
inanimate φαγον
phahon		 φαγοντα
phahonta
attributive φαγοντ
phahont


φαγων 'eat' - past active
Singular Plural
male φαγας
phahar 		φαγαντες
phahantër
female φαγαςα
phahara
inanimate φαγαν
phahan		 φαγαντα
phahanta
attributive φαγας
phahar


φαγων 'eat' - imperative active
Singular Plural
active φαγε!
phahë!		 φαγετε!
phahëtë!


φαγων 'eat' - present passive
Singular Plural
male φαγομενος
phahomënor 		φαγομενοι
phahomëne
female φαγομενη
phahomënya
inanimate φαγομενον
phahomënon		 φαγομενα
phahomëna
attributive φαγομεν
phahomën


φαγων 'eat' - past passive
Singular Plural
male φαγομενοςων
phahamënorun 		φαγαμενοντες
phahamënontër
female φαγομενηςα
phahamënyara
inanimate φαγαμενονον
phahamënonon		 φαγαμεναντα
phahamënanta
attributive φαγομενομοντ
phahomënomont


φαγων 'eat' - imperative passive
Singular Plural
active φαγομεστι!
phahomësti!		 φαγομεστε!
phahomëstë!


Numbers

All numbers are indeclinable:

1-10: ën, dwi, trya, tëttar, pënta, ëksa, ëpta, ohta, ënnya, dëka

11-20: ëndyutrũ, dwidyutru, ..., ikori (< hen deuterou, dyo deuterou, ... "one of the second [ten], two of the second [ten], ..." cf. Estonian üks·teist, kaks·teist, ...)

100: ëkaton

1000: khilya

Syntax

Constituent order

Kwenya syntax is similar to Finnish.

Noun phrase

Verb phrase

Sentence phrase

Dependent clauses

Example texts

Other resources

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