Proto-Sjowaazhic: Difference between revisions

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#aaa, eee > aay, iii > uuy, ooo > aaw, uuu > iiw
#aaa, eee > aay, iii > uuy, ooo > aaw, uuu > iiw
#long diphthongs lose their offglides: aay aaw > aa, eey, eew > ee, iiw > ii, ooy, oow > oo. uuy > uu
#long diphthongs lose their offglides: aay aaw > aa, eey, eew > ee, iiw > ii, ooy, oow > oo. uuy > uu
PROTO-SHOEIC
 
#*tʂīma, tiɕā, nazdzī, dʑawk’ī, tsaliɕī, ʔela, ɣādī, lozet’ī, k'aʐdʐī, ʔejā
#after ejectives, vowels shift because of creaky voice
#*aa > ea, ee > iə, ii > üü, oo > əə, uu > oo
#*a > ə, i > e, u > o
#noncreaky uu > üü; final -ii > üü
#*tʂīma, tiɕā, nazdzǖ, dʑawk’ǖ, tsaliɕǖ, ʔəla, ɣādǖ, lozet’ǖ, k'əʐdʐǖ, ʔəjā
#ī, ǖ, ē palatalize >ʲī, ʲū, ʲē
#ā > ʲā, əə > ā
#ay > ē, aw > ō, oy uy > ī, iw > ʲū, ey > ʲē, ew > ʲō
#e > ʲa i > ʲɨ, a > o, o > u, u > ɨ, ə > a
#tʲ, cʲ > ć, dʲ, dzʲ > dź, sʲ > ś, zʲ > ź
#pʲ > t, bʲ > d, pʲ' > t'
#l > ł; lʲ > l; xʲ ɣʲ > ʂ ʐ
#ē > é; ī > í; ō > ó; ū > ó
#voicing distinction > aspiration/fortis
#*{{PAGENAME}}: {{spell-nv|''chiiñ, cyisya, nazjyoo, dzyook'oo, calisyoo, 'ala, ghaajyoo, lozyacy'oo, k'azjhoo, 'aya''}}
{{PAGENAME}}
==Phonology==
==Phonology==
==Morphology==
==Morphology==
PQ ''kwxvetram'' 'flower' > ''katraṃ''
PQ ''kwxvetram'' 'flower' > ''katraṃ''

Revision as of 04:10, 20 January 2018

Aesthetic: "ejective-Latino-Sanskrit with Polish consonants"

Sound changes

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  • kʷēm-, ticx̌ur, nazges, λawp’es, caliłes, qʷ’el-, rōdes, lazet’es, p'ṛgʷes, q’eyōr
  1. k > kʲ > ts; kʷ > ʈʂ
  2. q > x, k' > ʔ, g > ɣ
  3. p > kʷ > k
  4. s z > x ɣ / {r u/w K i/y}_
  5. h > x; r > ɣ
  6. ɬ tɬ ɮ > ç cç ʝ > ɕ t͡ɕ ʑ
  7. final ɣ drops out and lengthens the vowel
    • tʂēma, tiɕô, nazdzē, dʑawk’ē, tsaliɕē, ʔela, ɣōdē, lozet’ē, k’aʐdʐē, ʔejô
  8. uu > oo > aa > ee > ii > yee
  9. aaa, eee > aay, iii > uuy, ooo > aaw, uuu > iiw
  10. long diphthongs lose their offglides: aay aaw > aa, eey, eew > ee, iiw > ii, ooy, oow > oo. uuy > uu

Phonology

Morphology

PQ kwxvetram 'flower' > katraṃ