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Netagin case affixes are regular:
Netagin case affixes are regular:


*masculine ''-a'', ''-u''
*masculine ''-a'', ''-u''; genitive ''-at'', ''-ok''
*feminine ''-as'', ''-is''
*feminine ''-as'', ''-is'', genitive ''-os'', ''-ok''
*neuter ''-0'', ''-at''
*neuter ''-0'', ''-at'', genitive ''-et'', ''-ok''


===Verbs===
===Verbs===

Revision as of 14:17, 30 August 2020

In the Unbegotten timeline, Netagin is a classical language of Edna's conworld. It's Windermere/Khmer/Vietnamese (or a broad/slenderized version of it) but it has suffixes.

Idavic, with 2-3 cases; head-initial

Phonology

Consonants

p b t d ṫ ḋ ċ ġ c g ' f s ṡ x ħ h m n ṅ ȝ l r w j /p b t d c ɟ tʃ dʒ k g ʔ f s ç ʃ x h m n ɲ ŋ l r w j/

Vowels

a e i o u ea oa eo ie /a e i o u eə oə ø y/

Reduced vowels: ă ĭ /a~ə ɨ/

Russian/Hebrew style alternation between pretonic a and propretonic ə

Stress

Usually final, some penultimately-stressed "segolates" CVCVC or CVCCV

Morphology

Nouns

Netagin has 3 genders (masculine, feminine, neuter) and two cases (nominative, genitive; the feminine gender evolved from the Proto-Idavic abstract/honorific gender.

Netagin case affixes are regular:

  • masculine -a, -u; genitive -at, -ok
  • feminine -as, -is, genitive -os, -ok
  • neuter -0, -at, genitive -et, -ok

Verbs