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Inspiration: Sanskrit, Gaelic, [[Bhadhagha]]
'''Camalanàbha''' (Modern [[Verse:Crackfic Irta/Padmanábha|Padmanábha]]: /'kæm.l̩.'niə.b̥e/) or '''Camalapradhàna''' is a [[Verse:Crackfic Irta/Camalic|Camalic]] language inspired by Sanskrit. It is a major source of loans in [[Verse:Crackfic Irta/Bhadhagha|Bhadhagha]].


* ''Camalapradhàna'' = Camalic language
== Diachronics ==
* ''Camalastèabhana'' = Camalic country  
Camalanàbha should be conservative
 
PCam -oi, -ia > e, -e > -0, -o > a?, -oyi, -oyī > -aì
 
e o > a á (stealing from actual Sanskrit diachronics somewhat)
 
== Lexicon ==
* ''shumushumunucunucubhàpubhafha'' = humuhunukunukuāpua'a
* ''sadhbhàvana'' = sweet food, dessert
* ''meadhbh, meadhbhàvana'' = alcoholic drinks
* ''ghamh-, ghaomh-, ghumh, ghuamh-'' = to be (like Irish ''tá'')
** prefixed to verbs for the progressive aspect, like Aramaic ''qa''
* ''seao-'' = self
* ''seaoghamh'' = self-existing
* ''seaoghamhsa'' = universe, nature
* ''libhe'' "to want"
* ''Camalanàbha'' = Camalic language
* ''sthàna, stha'' = (you polite pronoun)
* ''stèbhana'' = country  
* ''sra(n)-'' = agentive
* ''sra(n)-'' = agentive
* ''sraimh'' = person
* ''sraimh'' = person
* ''èingh'' = to create
* ''èngh'' = to create
* ''sandhacht'' = to specialize
* ''sandhacht'' = to specialize
* ''bhadha'' = sea
* ''bhadha'' = sea
* ''gha'' = edge
* ''gha'' = edge
* ''eafhad'' = cat
* ''evad'' = cat
* ''sphùrta'' = curiosity
* ''sphùrta'' = curiosity
* ''prathama'' = red
* ''antima'' = violet
* ''phrùmlach'' = dulcimer
* ''saphalatà'' = pasta guitar
* ''sumucha'' = flute
* ''bhishe'' = big
* ''sava'' = island
* ''vaonda'' = cave
* ''creaobh'' = sleep
* ''lèdhamh'' = concept, idea
* ''dheaona'' = color
* ''sthàma'' = fury
* ''-adh'' = forms adverbs
* ''abh(i)-'' = -ful
* ''pari(n)-'' = -less, un-
* ''gustav'' = king
* ''rughach'' = love
* ''gangà'' = river
* ''cofh'' = sky
* ''sthusha'' = cloud
* ''dhàrana'' = rain
* ''laesh'' = snow
* ''seoraì'' = frost
* ''uabhtha'' = moon
* ''ètha'' = sun
* ''abhiatha'' = sunny
* ''mhinna'' = star
* ''bhèda'' = flame
* ''sandarbha'' = to end
* ''darbha'' = end
* ''paridarbha'' = endless
* ''pàridarbhav'' = infinity
* ''sambhatsara'' = to burst
* ''àsthàpa'' = world
* ''pratisthàpana'' = (spinning) top
* ''sansthàpana'' = to set in motion
* ''aemhush'' = ant
* ''dhaolba'' = fly (insect)
* ''samasta'' = moth
* ''vàrutha'' = spider
* ''gathsha'' = beetle
* ''pralaobha'' = larva
* ''uarimh'' = yellowjacket
* ''duvar'' = hawk
* ''sepach'' = eagle
* ''mhaedhas'' = robin
* ''sancasrita'' = to nest
* ''dàcha'' = duck
* ''scòbhar'' = bluejay
* ''sthambha'' = crow
* ''gaocha'' = raven
* ''simhiùl'' = heron
* ''snuathrilach'' = elephant
* ''nàlach'' = swan
* ''sphiamh'' = fly (verb)
* ''badhan'' = swim
* ''apròsha'' = drive (verb)
* ''mangala'' = exit (verb)
** ''Mangalàsàsana'' = Brexit
* ''suprabhàta'' = courtyard
* ''nasa'' = space
* ''vinàsa'' = to enlarge
* ''tràna'' = hope
* ''paritràna'' = hopeless
* ''tleao'' = window
* ''dhùrva'' = to twist
* ''sruchal'' = to drag
* ''bhreodh'' = street
* ''om...'' = um...
* ''ghlaev'' = load
* ''dremhach'' = north
* ''rushv'' = west
* ''vaolèr'' = east
* ''tiana'' = south
* ''sthama'' = black
==Todo==


''srutabòdha''; ''pradhàna''; ''pràrambha''; ''pratimanthana''; ''pratibimba''
''Mèghadùta'', ''Cumàrasambhava'', ''Ritusamhàra'', ''Càlidàsa''?
Scèashar Tàbha: a fictional explorer, like Robinson Crusoe?
''seaothàna''?


==Phonology==
==Phonology==
p ph b bh t th d dh c ch g gh m mh n l r v s sh h (mh sounds like Sanskrit m with underdot)
a e i o u à è ì ò ù ao ae ia ua aì eo èa eà eao iu iù oì uì
==Alphabet==
Camalic uses a native writing system called ''Camalabhadra''. It's a Brahmic-style abugida with separate letters for unaspirated and aspirated consonants.
==Grammar==
Camalanàbha is an agglutinative, ergative, head-final language.
The three core cases are absolutive, ergative, dative, and genitive. Other morphological cases arise from a suffixed preposition on one of these three cases, and many more "case" markers exist that are not morphological cases (read: postpositions).
* ''nàbha'' 'speech (abs)'
* ''nàbhala'' 'speech (erg)'
* ''nàbhe'' 'speech (dat)'
* ''nàbhaì'' 'speech (gen)'
* ''sraimh'' 'person (abs)'
* ''sraimhal'' 'person (erg)'
* ''sraimhi'' 'person (dat)'
* ''sraimhì'' 'person (gen)'
Plurals are formed by ''-ava'' or ''-àna''.
==Cognates in Skézaric==
<!--
Inspiration: Loosely "Sanskrito-Thai with Tíogall vowels", but the stops shift like p ph b bh -> b v pʰ pʰ rather than b pʰ pʰ pʰ as in Thai
mh -> ŋ
f fh s sh -> f v s z
ch -> IPA /j/ (written y); sch -> IPA /x/ (written χ)
When ch is in the coda of an unstressed syllable though, it disappears.
The unstressed vowels are a e i u
Grammar: specified nouns are marked with an article "i", like Lushootseed "ti"; unspecified nouns are unmarked
-->
ǫ ę ǫ̈ = /ɔ ɛ œ/, acute = long vowel
<!-- final -s in Camalic becomes -d, but final -sV becomes -s -->


p ph b bh t th d dh c ch g gh m mh n l r f fh s sh h
* náp Gamal = Camalic language
* stépan = country
* sra- = agentive
* sreŋ = person
* ík = to create -> to make -> to do
* santaid = to specialize
* pat = sea -> water -> drink
* ka = edge -> cliff
* evad = cat
* fúrd = curiosity
* braδam = green
* vrúmla = dulcimer
* savlada = pasta guitar
* sumu = flute
* koz = big (randomly changed)
* sav = island
* vǫ́nd = cave
* grǫ́b = sleep
* lítaŋ = concept, idea
* tö́n = color
* θám = fury
* -ek = forms adverbs
* pi = full of
* bar = without
* stab = king (shortened from *custab)
* rǘka = love
* kaŋ = river
* gov = sky
* θuz = cloud
* táran = rain
* lę́d = snow
* sö́ri = hail
* uavaδ = moon
* éδ = sun
* apiδ = sunny
* ŋin = star
* pét = flame
* santarp = to end
* tarp = end
* bar tarp = without end
* bartarpav = infinity
* sampatsar = to burst
* aθab = world
* radiθab = (spinning) top
* sanθab = to set in motion
* ę́ŋuz = ant
* tǫ́lb = fly (insect)
* samast = moth
* váruδ = spider
* caδaz = beetle
* ralö́p = larva (the prefix pra- always becomes ra-)
* füariŋ = yellowjacket
* tuvar = hawk
* seba = eagle
* ŋétaz = robin
* saŋgasrid = to nest
* tá = duck
* skópar = bluejay
* kǫ́ = raven
** kǫ́δasan = nevermore
* θamp = crow
* sŋǘl = heron
* snuaδrila = elephant
* nála = swan
* fiaŋ = fly (verb)
* patan = swim
* abróz = drive (verb) (or should it be bróz?)
* maŋkal = exit (verb)
* surapád = courtyard <!-- (the -pra- becomes -ra- because it's the prefix) -->
* nas = space
* vinás = to enlarge
* drán = hope
* bar drán = hopeless
* dlǫ̈́ = window
* túrav = to twist
* srúl = to drag
* prid = street
* clę́b = load <!-- note: final -fh becomes -b but final -fhV becomes -v -->
* treŋa = north
* ruzab = west
* vǫ́lir = east
* dian = south


a e i o u à è ì ò ù ai ao ae aoi aei ia ua iai uai èi ei ài eo ea èa eoi eai eà eài iu iù iùi oì oi ui ùi
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