Minhast: Difference between revisions

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| Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures; <br/>

Āš-min-Gāl, Ankussūr, Huruk, Nammadīn, Kered, and Kattek (NW Quadrant of NCR, approx 60%)

| Fossilized affix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi''; ~~<br/>~~

| Fossilized affix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi'';

Pervasive use of the Interrogative-Polarity discourse particle ''ni/nī''~~<br/>~~

Merger of /rx/ to /ɣ/

Pervasive use of the Interrogative-Polarity discourse particle ''ni/nī'';

Merger of /rx/ to /ɣ/;

V + /ħħ/ triggers lengthening of initial vowel and degemination of pharyngeal: VV + /ħ/

|-

! Salmon Speaker

| Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin, Ruyāya Prefectures; <br/>

Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker suburb in NCR, approx 60%)

| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; ~~considered one of the most conservative of the Minhast dialects, with most features of Classical Minhast preserved~~

| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved;

|-

! Wolf Speaker

| Ešked,Attum Attar, Tayyagur, Rakwar, Tabuk Prefectures

| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; ~~along with the Salmon Speaker dialect, it is considered as one of the most conservative of the Minhast dialects, with most features of Classical Minhast preserved~~

| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved;

|-

! Dog Speaker

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 | Umbarak, Hayreb, Nanampuyyi, Wattare, Saxtam, Gannasia Prefectures; <br/>
 Āš-min-Gāl, Ankussūr, Huruk, Nammadīn, Kered, and Kattek (NW Quadrant of NCR, approx 60%)
-| Fossilized affix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi''; <br/>
+| Fossilized affix ''-ūy'' realized as ''-uyyi'';
-Pervasive use of the Interrogative-Polarity discourse particle ''ni/nī''<br/>
-Merger of /rx/ to  /ɣ/
+Pervasive use of the Interrogative-Polarity discourse particle ''ni/nī'';
+Merger of /rx/ to  /ɣ/;
+V + /ħħ/ triggers lengthening of initial vowel and degemination of pharyngeal: VV + /ħ/
 |-
 ! Salmon Speaker
 | Hittaħm, Iskamharat, Tuhattam, Perim-Sin,  Ruyāya Prefectures; <br/>
 Iyyūmi (Salmon Speaker suburb in NCR, approx 60%)
-| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; considered one of the most conservative of the Minhast dialects, with most features of Classical Minhast preserved
+| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved;
 |-
 ! Wolf Speaker
 | Ešked,Attum Attar, Tayyagur, Rakwar, Tabuk Prefectures
-| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved; along with the Salmon Speaker dialect, it is considered as one of the most conservative of the Minhast dialects, with most features of Classical Minhast preserved
+| Fossilized suffix ''-ūy'' preserved;
 |-
 ! Dog Speaker