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! Nominative/Accusative [Sing] | ! Nominative/Accusative [Sing] |
Revision as of 19:17, 14 October 2013
Intro
Another one of the Conlangs of Sphaera. More Detail Forthcoming.
Phonetics
Labial | Alveolar | Post-Alveolar | Velar | Glottal | |
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Nasal | m | n | |||
Stop | p | t | k | ||
Fricative | v f | s z | h | ||
Affricate | |||||
Approximant | |||||
Trill | r | ||||
Lateral app. | l |
Declension
-S Declension | |||||
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-o root | -u root | -e root | -a root | -i root | style="width: 100px;" | |
Nominative/Accusative [Sing] | -on | -un | -en | -an | -in |
Nominative/Accusative [Pl] | -oan | -uan | -ent | -ant | -int |
Genitive | -ont | -unt | -eon | -aon | -ion |
Genitive [Pl] | -oant | -uant | -eont | -aont | -iont |
Dative | -ois | -uis | -es | -as | -is |
Dative [pl] | -oiv | -uiv | -ev | -av | -iv |
Vocative | -oa | -ua | -ea | -a | -ia |
Vocative [pl] | -oav | -uav | -eav | -av | -iav |
-N Declension | |||||
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-o root | -u root | -e root | -a root | -i root | ||
Nominative/Accusative | -os | -us | -es | -as | -is |
Nominative/Accusative [pl] | -oas | -uas | -ev | -av | -iv |
Genitive | -on | -un | -en | -an | -in |
Genitive [pl] | -oan | -uan | -ent | -ant | -int |
Dative | -om | -um | -eom | -aom | -iom |
Dative [pl] | -omt | -umt | -eomt | -aomt | -iomt |
Vocative | -oa | -ua | -ea | -a | -ia |
Vocative | -oav | -uav | -eav | -av | -iav |
Note; I may do more over time as I feel slightly more comfortable; a consonant free declension, which might turn out as a genitive form may work.
Ironically, the biggest influence on declension currently is Old English, with a similar three case system [with the addition to "Vocative"] and a tendancy to drop vowels in the second syllable.
-"s" genitive is marked with a similar nasalisation as Cwengâr's possessive. No reason for this except repetition of theme under a slightly new face.
-"n" genitive, as it is marked with a lowering ["o"] and a -t suffix.
the -"m" dative is artibrary, while the "i" mutation is to emulate "del" mutating into "-el" which would eventually be dropped.
Conjugation
Upcoming