Knench: Difference between revisions

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===Vowels===

~~Knánith~~ has the largest vowel inventory of any Lõisian Semitic language:

{{PAGENAME}} has the largest vowel inventory of any Lõisian Semitic language:

/a e ɪ ɔ ʊ ɛ̃ː iə əɪ äɤ iː ɑ̃ː ɛ̃ː ɪɤ̃ ɔ̃ː æː aw ɛw ɪw ɔw ʊw ɑː(ɹ) ɛː(ɹ) eː(ɹ) oʊ~oː(ɹ) ɜː(ɹ) ə(ɹ)/ = {{angbr|a e i o u á é í ó ú ą ę į ų aw ew iw ow uw ar er ir or ur ø(r)}}

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==Morphology==

~~Knánith~~ has lost the verbal inflections and triconsonantal morphology of Biblical Hebrew.

{{PAGENAME}} has lost the verbal inflections and triconsonantal morphology of Biblical Hebrew.

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Nouns inflect for number and definiteness. Adjectives agree with nouns in number.

~~Knánith~~ has regularized all plurals to ־ר ''-ø'' (from a merger of Druidic Canaanite ''-īm'' and ''-ōδ''). It also lost grammatical gender.

{{PAGENAME}} has regularized all plurals to ־ר ''-ø'' (from a merger of Druidic Canaanite ''-īm'' and ''-ōδ''). It also lost grammatical gender.

Words ending in a nasal vowel or an R-colored vowel add an intrusive R between the final vowel and the plural suffix: פדע ''pdą'' 'tree', פדערר ''pdąrø'' 'trees'.

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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="greentable lightgreenbg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;"

|+ Inflected verbs in ~~Knánith~~

|+ Inflected verbs in {{PAGENAME}}

! style="width: 75px; "| → Person

! style="width: 75px; " | I

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===Auxiliaries===

~~Knánith~~ has an auxiliary verb system similar to Colloquial Welsh. In addition, there is a T-V distinction: the 2nd person plural ''tem'' is also used as a polite pronoun.

{{PAGENAME}} has an auxiliary verb system similar to Colloquial Welsh. In addition, there is a T-V distinction: the 2nd person plural ''tem'' is also used as a polite pronoun.

The non-pronominal present auxiliary ''re'' (which may cause lenition depending on dialect) may be omitted in subordinate clauses:

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*''Biuth (re) Dovíð ngaw šun'' = When David is about to sleep

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="greentable lightgreenbg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;"

|+ Various auxiliaries in ~~Knánith~~

|+ Various auxiliaries in {{PAGENAME}}

! style="width: 75px; "| → Person

! style="width: 75px; " | I

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Prepositions inflect like in Welsh: for pronominal prepositional objects, usually the preposition is inflected and is followed by the independent pronoun.

example of a ~~Knánith~~ inflected preposition: lø "for"; bø 'in, at' is inflected similarly

example of a {{PAGENAME}} inflected preposition: lø "for"; bø 'in, at' is inflected similarly

*1sg: li, li ni

*2sg.m: lakh to

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===Faulty accusative===

~~Knánith~~ has the faulty accusative particle ''~~tha~~'' (from Biblical Hebrew ''~~ʔeṫ~~ ha-''). It is not used for all direct objects, but only for constituents that are separated from their heads. ''~~Tha~~'' may also be used before the verbal noun when using an auxiliary: ''Hettev hu tha litfus doghem.'' = She was good at catching fish.

{{PAGENAME}} has the faulty accusative particle ''ða'' (from Biblical Hebrew ''ʔet ha-''). It is not used for all direct objects, but only for constituents that are separated from their heads. ''Đa'' may also be used before the verbal noun when using an auxiliary: ''Hettev hu tha litfus doghem.'' = She was good at catching fish.

===Noun phrase===

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 ===Vowels===
-Knánith has the largest vowel inventory of any Lõisian Semitic language:
+{{PAGENAME}} has the largest vowel inventory of any Lõisian Semitic language:
 /a e ɪ ɔ ʊ ɛ̃ː iə əɪ äɤ iː ɑ̃ː ɛ̃ː ɪɤ̃ ɔ̃ː æː aw ɛw ɪw ɔw ʊw ɑː(ɹ) ɛː(ɹ) eː(ɹ) oʊ~oː(ɹ) ɜː(ɹ) ə(ɹ)/ = {{angbr|a e i o u á é í ó ú ą ę į ų aw ew iw ow uw ar er ir or ur ø(r)}}
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 ==Morphology==
-Knánith has lost the verbal inflections and triconsonantal morphology of Biblical Hebrew.
+{{PAGENAME}} has lost the verbal inflections and triconsonantal morphology of Biblical Hebrew.
 <!-- Here are some example subcategories:
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 Nouns inflect for number and definiteness. Adjectives agree with nouns in number.
-Knánith has regularized all plurals to ־ר ''-ø'' (from a merger of Druidic Canaanite ''-īm'' and ''-ōδ''). It also lost grammatical gender.
+{{PAGENAME}} has regularized all plurals to ־ר ''-ø'' (from a merger of Druidic Canaanite ''-īm'' and ''-ōδ''). It also lost grammatical gender.
 Words ending in a nasal vowel or an R-colored vowel add an intrusive R between the final vowel and the plural suffix: פדע ''pdą'' 'tree', פדערר ''pdąrø'' 'trees'.
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 {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="greentable lightgreenbg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;"
-|+ Inflected verbs in Knánith
+|+ Inflected verbs in {{PAGENAME}}
 ! style="width: 75px; "| → Person
 ! style="width: 75px; " | I
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 ===Auxiliaries===
-Knánith has an auxiliary verb system similar to Colloquial Welsh. In addition, there is a T-V distinction: the 2nd person plural ''tem'' is also used as a polite pronoun.
+{{PAGENAME}} has an auxiliary verb system similar to Colloquial Welsh. In addition, there is a T-V distinction: the 2nd person plural ''tem'' is also used as a polite pronoun.
 The non-pronominal present auxiliary ''re'' (which may cause lenition depending on dialect) may be omitted in subordinate clauses:
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 *''Biuth (re) Dovíð ngaw šun'' = When David is about to sleep
 {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="greentable lightgreenbg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;"
-|+ Various auxiliaries in Knánith
+|+ Various auxiliaries in {{PAGENAME}}
 ! style="width: 75px; "| → Person
 ! style="width: 75px; " | I
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 Prepositions inflect like in Welsh: for pronominal prepositional objects, usually the preposition is inflected and is followed by the independent pronoun.
-example of a Knánith inflected preposition: lø "for"; bø 'in, at' is inflected similarly
+example of a {{PAGENAME}} inflected preposition: lø "for"; bø 'in, at' is inflected similarly
 *1sg: li, li ni
 *2sg.m: lakh to
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 ===Faulty accusative===
-Knánith has the faulty accusative particle ''tha'' (from Biblical Hebrew ''ʔeṫ ha-''). It is not used for all direct objects, but only for constituents that are separated from their heads. ''Tha'' may also be used before the verbal noun when using an auxiliary: ''Hettev hu tha litfus doghem.'' = She was good at catching fish.
+{{PAGENAME}} has the faulty accusative particle ''ða'' (from Biblical Hebrew ''ʔet ha-''). It is not used for all direct objects, but only for constituents that are separated from their heads. ''Đa'' may also be used before the verbal noun when using an auxiliary: ''Hettev hu tha litfus doghem.'' = She was good at catching fish.
 ===Noun phrase===