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| name = Kutic | | name = Kutic | ||
| nativename = | | nativename = ḍuq'ap'al | ||
| pronunciation = ɖuq.ʔɐp.ʔɐɫ | | pronunciation = ɖuq.ʔɐp.ʔɐɫ | ||
| pronunciation_key = IPA for Kutic | | pronunciation_key = IPA for Kutic | ||
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===Prosody=== | ===Prosody=== | ||
====Stress==== | ====Stress==== | ||
=== | In Kutic, stress is placed on the antepenultimate(third-before-last) syllable. For example in the word ''[[Contionary:miquj'la|miquj'la]]''("oak wood", <small>Kutic:</small> [[IPA for Kutic|<nowiki>[ˈmiˌqud͡ʑ.lɐ]</nowiki>]]), stress is placed on ''mi-''. | ||
===Phonotactics=== | |||
In Kutic, two consonants of the same category can not be placed together, for example two [[w:Fricative consonant|fricatives]], such as /s/ and /z/, or two [[w:Plosive|plosives]], such as /q/ and /g/, would not be consecutively combinable, although an alternating pattern of said consonants, such as /sqzg/, would be theoretically possible. | |||
However, this pattern does not apply to vowels, where instead open, near-open and open-mid vowels can not be pronounced in an alternating fashion with close, near-close and close-mid vowels, although there are no restrictions on horizontal dimensions, so for example diphthongs such as /aɔ/ or /æɒ/ would be entirely possible. | |||
Mid vowels do not appear in Kutic, although in other Ebró languages which have similar phonotactic rules mid vowels are freely combinable with any other non-mid vowel. | |||
===Morphophonology=== | ===Morphophonology=== | ||
==Morphology== | ==Morphology== |
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Kutic | |
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ḍuq'ap'al | |
Pronunciation | [ɖuq.ʔɐp.ʔɐɫ] |
Created by | Jukethatbox |
Date | 2023 |
Setting | Radael |
Native to | Irguşta Region, Moshurian Empire |
Native speakers | 40,000 (400 UH) |
language isolate
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Early forms | Various indigenous languages
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Standard form | Central Kutic
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Official status | |
Recognised minority language in | Moshurian Empire |
Regulated by | Kutic Congress(Itupulõ Gũmni) |
Kutic(endonym: ḍuq'ap'al; Kutic: [ɖuq.ʔɐp.ʔɐɫ) is a language isolate spoken by the nomadic Kutic people. Their exonym comes from the Ildan word for them, kutinki[1]. In Maranz, the diphthong /ŋk/ became /ʔk/, leading to a sound changed kutikkir, which was borrowed by Moshurian and became Kutic.
Phonology
Orthography
Consonants
Vowels
Prosody
Stress
In Kutic, stress is placed on the antepenultimate(third-before-last) syllable. For example in the word miquj'la("oak wood", Kutic: [ˈmiˌqud͡ʑ.lɐ]), stress is placed on mi-.
Phonotactics
In Kutic, two consonants of the same category can not be placed together, for example two fricatives, such as /s/ and /z/, or two plosives, such as /q/ and /g/, would not be consecutively combinable, although an alternating pattern of said consonants, such as /sqzg/, would be theoretically possible.
However, this pattern does not apply to vowels, where instead open, near-open and open-mid vowels can not be pronounced in an alternating fashion with close, near-close and close-mid vowels, although there are no restrictions on horizontal dimensions, so for example diphthongs such as /aɔ/ or /æɒ/ would be entirely possible.
Mid vowels do not appear in Kutic, although in other Ebró languages which have similar phonotactic rules mid vowels are freely combinable with any other non-mid vowel.
Morphophonology
Morphology
Syntax
Constituent order
Noun phrase
Verb phrase
Sentence phrase
Dependent clauses
Example texts
Other resources
- ^ Meaning "house of the west"(kutil(west) + initās, "house, home" + -ki, suffix for "people").