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Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet. | Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet. | ||
Aoma and Rinap form the main languages of South-West-Herookuan family deriving from the ancestral Rinapri. Aoma is the official spoken and governmental language of Eastern Sceptre with around 15 million speakers, but it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. The word Aoma seems to come from the name of eastern area with coast temples, Kaomaago (Kaa Omaike Hakoror, At the Coast of Temples). The language presented here has been stitched together from various very different dialects to unify peoples of the empire so no "true Aoma" has ever existed. | |||
Aoma is a Verb-Subject-Object, agglutinative-fusional language with strong head-initial tendencies (right-branching). The language has two numbers, three persons, four genders and five (or seven) cases with nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and anti-honorifics, is very important to the speakers and the society. | |||
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Revision as of 19:38, 21 January 2014
Ha-Aoma (Aoma: Auma mó Bowombor 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz a priori juhhmi megazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.
Aoma and Rinap form the main languages of South-West-Herookuan family deriving from the ancestral Rinapri. Aoma is the official spoken and governmental language of Eastern Sceptre with around 15 million speakers, but it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. The word Aoma seems to come from the name of eastern area with coast temples, Kaomaago (Kaa Omaike Hakoror, At the Coast of Temples). The language presented here has been stitched together from various very different dialects to unify peoples of the empire so no "true Aoma" has ever existed.
Aoma is a Verb-Subject-Object, agglutinative-fusional language with strong head-initial tendencies (right-branching). The language has two numbers, three persons, four genders and five (or seven) cases with nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and anti-honorifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.