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  The conlang named lekma /ˈleχmɐ/ is an experimental language, on a waypoint in making a miniature,
  The conlang named lekma /ˈleχmɐ/ is an experimental language, on a waypoint in making a miniature,
  for learning about languages to make it, also for making it to learn about languages.
  for learning about languages to make it, also for making it to learn about languages.
The uekma /ˈɥexmä/ is a conlang. Type (the aim): being low amount of distinct categories. a half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, rests are from many others.


words are full nouns or morpheme nouns
nouns: +morpheme nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +verb-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns): demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: l,hel/ɦel/(habitual, nominaliser), had/ɦät/(subjunctive) aaena, aauda/ŋdɐ/(processive) aaein,aaeni,aandi/ˈ..ndi/(perfective, an,en,ne,hen/ɦen/, vowel to nasalise+/en/(nominaliser).
full nouns are indicative forms. borrowing words from other languages enter the group of adjective full noun, some then enter full nouns. VO phrases are also full nouns.
e are null vowel null consonants if they are free from diacritics.
*(you might find pseudo phonetic notation in this site)
Phonemes
Nasal: mam(m) nan(dental n,ɲ) uâu(ŋ)
Stop: bab(b-p) dad(dental d-t) cac(k-ɡ) aâe(ʔ)
Sibilant affricate: zae(t͡s voiced-devoiced) tât(ʈ͡ʂ)
Sibilant fricative: sas(s-palatal s) xarse(ç-ʂ)
Fricative: fâf(f) vàe(ʋ) kak(χ-x,k) iáe(ʝ) hae(ɦ) Trill: rae(ʀ-r)
Approximant: `(short u) lál,uae(ɥ-ʎ,l) ´(short i) har(short turned a)
Close aie,aîe(i iː) aüe,aúe(y yː) aïe,aui(ɯ:) aue,aûe(u uː)
Mid aee,aêe,eäe,aei(e eː) aöe,aeu(ø øː) aëe(ɤ) aoe,aôe(o oː) aao(turned v:)
Open aae,aaa,aâe,aai(ä ɐ äː)
found laa/ga:/ so some are irregular.
gemination affects vowel before it to lengthen or something then it is simplified.
tone rises at words initially. i(ǀ) start citing, (end cite), ǃ(ǂ) exclamation, before a loan word.
dalse càe látin, vàe áleman, bae látin, cae látin, kae eskanól, aüe elínica, meidallaoduilekma. e lao u aèi velar nasal.
Syntacs
Type: SVO.
focal ergative noun • verbal transitive noun objective noun adjectival suffix + topic noun / verbal stative noun adjective noun adjectival suffix + topic noun / topic noun • adjective noun adjectival suffix, where a middle dot separates phrases, phrases can switch their places.
an object right after the verbal noun needs no suffix nor particle. an object before the verb needs a support of an objectival particle.
Text
of it is what.
nerca sèdno
nac-har séd-nan
i.be swed-ish
of this is what.
famseldoclea
fam sel-doc-leh-har
fruits are-this-place-of
nacioneus uekma. neidoc.
is.romlang uekma  it.is.not
uekma is a romlang. no, it's not.
of who does what.
hainimdaines doc
hai nim daines doc
they eat some-of this
aside from the phonemic orthography, numerals are written with.
0123456789,10,11,12. is oinmfvksba.io/x,ii/e,in/z.
it is dull to build the lexicon.
Lexics
c24 x v3 x c24 plus i u h e sk lk ls lm nt etc.
mam*mom mim mum mon miu muu mac miz muk mil mul mai*value nac*i nacmi*europant naciò*romlang nal nui*snake nuf nab nul*down nim*eat niska nat uil*arm uih*then bim bab beb bid*house boske*forest bah*brace diu dol*fish dad*dad dek dui*do what dál*draw cac cuf cal cilke aam*aim aas aal aelkä abbreviated to e*accompanying with aolsë or o*compared with den*keep deh*hang zil zul zah*nail zeica*sore tam tau*fang tal*string tin tax tic sel*be by súmmi*water sul süe*you seh*be sud saf xan xul*up xai*why xei*what xui*how,when fam*fruits fun foù*fire kalmê kum kat*hands kalke ham han*he neuter hai*they singular vad*what,who vie*why,how vaska von*when,where rac*cross ril*lough len*wind lan*group lis*smile lal*pilor lul*food iel*slope ser*being.
  Part of speech.
  Part of speech.
  There is noun, noun whose root acts as a verb, adjective derived from the both, finally particle derived from the verbal root.
  There is noun, noun whose root acts as a verb, adjective derived from the both, finally particle derived from the verbal root.
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