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==Lexicon== | ==Lexicon== | ||
*''tupyo'' = to speak (Dod. ''tuzzo'', '' | *''tupyo'' = to speak (Dod. ''tuzzo'', ''tūpu'' in the Lakes Plain gib) | ||
*''atı'' = 1 (Dod ''ata'', LP gib ''ata'') | *''atı'' = 1 (Dod ''ata'', LP gib ''ata'') | ||
*''epı'' = 2 (Dod ''epa'', LP gib ''apa'') | *''epı'' = 2 (Dod ''epa'', LP gib ''apa'') | ||
*mi, ki, ti = 1sg, 1+2du, 2sg (Dod mi, chi, ti; LP gib ma, ka, ta) | *mi, ki, ti = 1sg, 1+2du, 2sg (Dod mi, chi, ti; LP gib ma, ka, ta) |
Revision as of 05:21, 19 July 2018
Dodellic | |
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Created by | – |
Geographic distribution | Etalocin |
Linguistic classification | One of Tricin's primary language families |
Proto-language | Proto-Dodellic |
The Dodellic languages are a family of minority languages mostly spoken in Dodellia.
Languages
- Dodellian (Feynman Italian gib)
- pseudo-Eesti
- pseudo-Polynesian languages
- Some vowel inventories (possibly with length): a e i o; a e o; a i o; e i o u (as in arapaho); a eo i eu u; a i u ā ī ū (arabic-proto-lakes-plain hybrid gib)
- "Tdap": p t k b d ʔ; a i u ā ī ū
Proto-Dodellic phonology
Dodellian + some extra consonants + eo/eu
Consonants
p t k q b d s m n l r y /p t k kw b d s m n l r j/
sl zl nl /ɬ ɮ nl/
Allowed initial clusters: pr tr kr
Allowed medial clusters: py ty ky ry ly my ny nly mp nt nk nkw
Vowels
a i o u e ı /a i o u e~ə ı/
Reflexes
Dodellian
k > ch, qe > te
pr tr kr > br dr r
py ty ky ry ly my ny nly mp nt nk nq > zz tt tt rr ll m nd l mp nt nt nc/nt/nqu
sl -> s initially, lt medially
zl -> ch initially, ld medially
nl > n initially, ln medially
a i o e u eu > a i o e u a?
Arabic/LP
a i o u e ı > /a i u u a a/
kw > '; s, k > k; r, l > d, m, n > b, d, y > '
mp nt nk nkw > pp tt kk ʔʔ
VCy > V:C
Lexicon
- tupyo = to speak (Dod. tuzzo, tūpu in the Lakes Plain gib)
- atı = 1 (Dod ata, LP gib ata)
- epı = 2 (Dod epa, LP gib apa)
- mi, ki, ti = 1sg, 1+2du, 2sg (Dod mi, chi, ti; LP gib ma, ka, ta)