Aol

Phonology

Consonants

			Bilabial	Labiodental	Dental	Alveolar	Post Alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Plosive		voiceless	p /p/		t /t/				k /k/
		voiced	b /b/		d /d/				g /g/
Nasal			m /m/		n /n/			nj /ɲ/
Trill					r /r/
Fricative	Normal	voiceless		f /f/	þ /θ/	s /s/	c /ʃ/
		voiced		v /v/	ð /ð/				gh /ɣ/
	Lengthened	voiceless		ff /fː/		ss /sː/
		voiced		vv /vː/
Approximant								j /j/
Lateral Approximant					l /l/

Vowels

Monophthongs	Diphthongs
y /ɪ/	oi /ɔ͡ɪ/
i /i/	ai /a͡ɪ/
e /ə/	ei /e͡ɪ/
u /u/	aa /a/
o /ɔ/
a /æ/
ao /ɒ/

Morphology

Nouns

Aol Nouns decline for case, gender, and number.

Gender

Gender in Aoli pertains to how the plural is formed as well as how it is declined. Aoli articles do have gender agreement with the constituent noun. Aoli has two genders: neuter and common. The feminine and neuter genders from Haoli merged and the masculine become the common gender.

Plurals

Aoli plurals are formed by suffixes or ablaut.

Pronouns

Pronouns
Person	Feminine	Masculine
First Person	jan	jana
Second Person	gas	gasa
Third Person	ed	eda

Declension

Basic Cases

• Nominative
• Accusative
• Dative
• Malefactive
• Adverbial
• Vocative
• Contrastive
• Genitive

Oblique Cases

• Translative
• Exessive
• Essive
• Instrumental
• Prolative

Locative Cases

Internal

• Innesive
• Hyperessive
• Illative
• Hyperlative
• Elative
• Hyper-elative
• Hyperlative
• Perlative

Traversal

• Lative
• Superlative
• Prosecutive
• Terminative

Exodal

• Ablative
• Antessive
• Delative
• Eblative

Relational

• Superessive
• Supraessive
• Comitative
• Pertingent
• Apudessive
• Enclosive
• Forbative
• Locative
• Bative
• Transversive
• Circumfrentive
• Situative
• Abessive
• Intrative
• Subessive

Articles

Articles
Gender	Article	Singular	Plural
Feminine	Definite	ven
	Indefinite	cen
Masculine	Definite	van	vana
	Indefinite	cen

Verbs

Aol Verbs conjugate for tense and mood.

Negation

Aoli uses the circumfix ro VERB an. The /o/ is dropped if the verb begins with a vowel. This construction comes from the negation circumposition in Haoli.

Example:
The flower is not black.
Reiþan ast vet.

Tense

• Present
• Imperfect
• Future
• Pluperfect

Mood

• Indicative
• Interrogative
• Subjunctive
• Conditional
• Imperative
• Jussive
• Opative
• Quotative

Pre-Affixal Clitic Conjunctions

• aja – or
• ysy - so
• i – and
• ja – for
• ju – but
• laja – nor
• ajs – than
• no - that
• bo - yet

Examples:
He listened and pondered.
Grai i'ajado gasa.

Numbers

Each digit 1-11 are written as the first consonant that appears in the word, zero is represented by the symbol used for terminating sentences and the decimal is represented by the symbol used to divide text into sections. The mathematical operators: +, *, ^, -, / are represented by the vowels: a, e, i, o, u respectively.

Aoloð Mar (Aol Numbers)
0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
mydad	eð	ged	ar	negh	ot	vad	jed	njol	reso	boi	of
12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23
eðev	eðueð	eðeged	eðar	eðenegh	eðuot	eðevad	eðeid	eðenjol	eðereso	eðeboi	eðuof
24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34	35
gedev	geded	gedged	gedar	gednegh	gedot	gedvad	gedjed	gednjol	gedreso	gedboi	gedof
12	24	36	48	60	72	84	96	108	120	132	144
edev	gedev	arav	neghev	otev	vadav	jedev	njolov	resov	boiv	ofev	eðec
1*12^12	2*12^12	3*12^12	4*12^12	5*12^12	6*12^12	7*12^12	8*12^12	9*12^12	10*12^12	11*12^12	12*12^12
eðec	gedec	arac	neghec	otec	vadac	jedec	njoloc	resoc	boic	ofec	eðeb