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== Anthropology ==
== Anthropology ==
Central, Dardic, Eastern, Northern, Northwestern, Southern, Western
Central, Dardic, Eastern, Northern, Northwestern, Southern, Western
== Phonology ==
* Stop: /p/, /t̪/, /ʈ/, /tʃ~tɕ~ts/, /k/
** /b/, /d̪/, /ɖ/, /dʒ/, /ɡ/
** /pʰ/, /t̪ʰ/, /ʈʰ/, /tʃʰ/, /kʰ/
** /bʱ/, /d̪ʱ/, /ɖʱ/, /dʒʱ/, /ɡʱ/ ........
* Nasal: /m/, /n/ (/ɳ/ /ɲ/ /ŋ/)
* Fric: /s/, /ʃ~ɕ/, /z/, /ɦ/
* Liquid: /ɾ/, /l/, /w/, /j/


== Phonology and Orthography ==
== Phonology and Orthography ==
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=== Vowels ===
=== Vowels ===
a, e, i, o, u and au and ai.
a, e, i, o, u and syllabic r (no ai, au, or syllabic l).
 
=== Phonotactics ===
V, C, CV, CCV, CVC, CCVC, CVCC.  Only nasals are allowed word finally.
 
== Grammar ==
Tripartite alignment is the compromise between so many split-ergative and nominative-accusative languages.
* The subject of an intransitive clause is unmarked.
* The subject of a transitive clause is marked with the ergative postposition, ne/𑀦𑁂.
* The object of a transitive clause is marked with the accusative postposition, ma/𑀫.
* The genitive postposition is sa/𑀲.


=== Phonotactics ==
V, C, CV, CCV, CVC, and CCVC.  Only nasals are allowed word finally.


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Revision as of 01:22, 15 February 2025

Neo-Sanskit
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Universal Language Map
Writingw:Brahmi script
Region:w:Hindi Belt
Genders:2
Cases:2
AlignmentSplit-Ergative
Proto-language:w:Sanskrit
Typology:Agglutinative
Word-OrderSOV
Languages:w:Hindustani language,

w:Bengali language, w:Punjabi language w:Kashmiri language w:Garhwali language w:Rajasthani language w:Maithili language

Population:1480 million
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Africa: SEDESMiddle SemiticKintuGuosa Central Asia: JalpiCaucasZensDravindianNeo-Sanskrit Europe: IntralinguaFolksprakInterslavicBalkanSamboka Far East: Dan'a'yoIMMSEAL

Anthropology

Central, Dardic, Eastern, Northern, Northwestern, Southern, Western

Phonology and Orthography

Manner Labial Dental Retroflex Palatal Velar
Voiceless /p/ /t̪/ /ʈ/ /tʃ~tɕ~ts/ /k/
Voiced /b/ /d̪/ /ɖ/ /dʒ/ /ɡ/
Aspirated /pʰ/ /t̪ʰ/ /ʈʰ/ /tʃʰ/ /kʰ/
Breathy /bʱ/ /d̪ʱ/ /ɖʱ/ /dʒʱ/ /ɡʱ/
Nasal /m/ /n/ /ɳ~ɲ~ŋ/
Fric /f~ʋ~w/ /s/ /z/ /ʃ~ɕ~ɬ/ /h~ɦ/
Liquid /l/ /ɾ/ /j/
Manner Labial Dental Retroflex Palatal Velar
Voiceless pa 𑀧 ta 𑀢 ṭa 𑀝 ca 𑀘 ka 𑀓
Voiced ba 𑀩 da 𑀤 ḍa 𑀟 ja 𑀚 ga 𑀕
Aspirated ph 𑀨 th 𑀣 ṭha 𑀞 cha 𑀙 kha 𑀔
Breathy bha 𑀪 dha 𑀥 ḍha 𑀠 jha 𑀛 gha 𑀖
Nasal ma 𑀫 na 𑀦 ṇa 𑀡 = ña 𑀜 = ŋ 𑀗
Fric va 𑀯 sa 𑀲 ṣa 𑀱 śa 𑀰 ha 𑀳
Liquid la 𑀮 ra 𑀭 ya 𑀬

Vowels

a, e, i, o, u and syllabic r (no ai, au, or syllabic l).

Phonotactics

V, C, CV, CCV, CVC, CCVC, CVCC. Only nasals are allowed word finally.

Grammar

Tripartite alignment is the compromise between so many split-ergative and nominative-accusative languages.

  • The subject of an intransitive clause is unmarked.
  • The subject of a transitive clause is marked with the ergative postposition, ne/𑀦𑁂.
  • The object of a transitive clause is marked with the accusative postposition, ma/𑀫.
  • The genitive postposition is sa/𑀲.



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