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==Derivational morphology== | ==Derivational morphology== | ||
*''- | *''clo-'': augmentative | ||
*''-icin'': diminutive | |||
*''-mycin'': -ability | |||
*''-statin'': abstract noun | *''-statin'': abstract noun | ||
*''- | *''-tin'': patient noun | ||
==Phrases== | ==Phrases== |
Revision as of 03:49, 11 February 2016
Clofabosin | |
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clofabide serotin | |
Created by | IlL, Praimhín |
Setting | Hussmauch |
Clofabic
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Official status | |
Official language in | Clofabinosin |
Language codes | |
ISO 639-3 | qcf |
Clofabosin or Clofabian (clofabide serotin 'great river language' or simply Clofabosin) is a language inspired by generic drug names. It is an agglutinative language and the official language of Clofabinosin.
Sandbox
Thocletaflimab pegfitozole esine frebocilline $ S = \{a_0, a_1, ...\} $ daprocitole $ a_0 = 1, a_1 = 1 $ keraminide $ a_n a_{n-2} = 1 + a_{n-1}^2 $. Acalaviterax mepricythine cifuroxin $ a_n = F_{2n + 1} $ ...
Flibarosin riptine cifamoxicillin gevuflitazumab! Brecavitol motraphenone hepartogerexinonide rinopsicine flochomarezumab.
Llibrosi riptne cīmoxcilli geflitazma! Brecvitl motrāenon epartogrexnonde rinōscne llochmarzuma
Phonology
Clofabian phonology is remarkably simple, with just 14 consonants and 5 vowels.
Consonants
Labial | Coronal | Velar | ||
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Nasal | m /m/ | n /n/ | n [ŋ] | |
Plosive | voiceless | p /p/ | t /t/ | c, k /k/ |
voiced | b /b/ | d /d/ | g /g/ | |
Fricative | voiceless | f, ph /f/ | s /s/ | |
voiced | v /v/ | z /z/ | ||
Flap | r /ɾ/ | |||
Lat. app. | l, ll /l/ |
[ŋ] is an allophone of /n/ before velars.
The letter x is used for /ks/.
Vowels
Front | Central | Back | |
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Close | i, y /i/ | u /u/ | |
Mid | e /e/ | o /o/ | |
Open | a /a/ |
Grammar
Nouns
1st declension
The nominative resp. the accusative have -in resp. -ine; other cases drop these suffixes.
efatastin - drug | ||||
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Number→ Case↓ |
Singular | Plural | ||
Nominative | efatastin | efatastazin | ||
Accusative | efatastine | efatastazine | ||
Genitive | efatastide | efatastazide | ||
Preessive | efatastol | efatastazol | ||
Postessive | efatastast | efatastazast | ||
Instructive | - | efatastazepam | ||
Locative | efatastib | efatastazib | ||
Allative | efatastone | efatastazone | ||
Comitative | efatastase | efatastazase | ||
Benefactive | efatastdox | efatastazadox | ||
Adverbial | efatastostat | - |
2nd declension
Nom. resp. acc. ends in -n resp. -ne; other cases add their suffixes onto the -n-.
toraphen - poet | ||||
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Number→ Case↓ |
Singular | Plural | ||
Nominative | toraphen | toraphenazin | ||
Accusative | toraphene | toraphenazine | ||
Genitive | toraphenide | toraphenazide | ||
Preessive | toraphenol | toraphenazol | ||
Postessive | toraphenast | toraphenazast | ||
Instructive | - | toraphenazepam | ||
Locative | toraphenib | toraphenazib | ||
Allative | toraphenone | toraphenazone | ||
Comitative | toraphenase | toraphenazase | ||
Benefactive | toraphenadox | toraphenazadox | ||
Adverbial | toraphestat | - |
Pronouns
Personal pronouns
- endin, valin = 1st, 2nd person singular
- enazin, vazin = 1st, 2nd person plural
Correlatives
- cesin, cebin = this (thing), this (person)
- flusin, flubin = that (thing), that (person)
- nesin, nebin = what? who?
- lanesin, lanebin = something, someone
- ce-, flu-, ne- = this X, that X, what X?
- cef-, fluf-, nef- = do this, do that, do what? (pro-verbs)
- nertib = when?
Verbs
Clofabidin verbs are completely regular and inflect for tense and mood.
Indicative | Subjunctive | Conditional | "When" | Conjunctive | Adverbial | Resultative/Purposive | |
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Past | -zole | -zumab | -zosartan/-zartan | -zosertib /-zertib | -zolast | -stat | -stim |
Present | -vir | -mab | -sartan | -sertib | -lukast | ||
Timeless | -tinib | -tumab | -tisartan / -tartan | -trodast | |||
Future | -cept / -vircept | -ximab / -viximab | -cisartan / -xartan | -lukast |
The progressive form is marked by -cta-: sporactavir 'is eating'.
The subjunctive is used as the imperative.
Yes-no questions are formed by adding the question particle pegol to the subjunctive: Xenazumab pegol? (Did he go?)
The negative uses the -flo- marker after the verb stem: sabaflovir (he does not write).
The potential ('can') uses -tecan, and the debitive ('must') uses the subjunctive plus tiuxetan; the subject is put into the dative.
The prefix peg- can be used to indicate uncertainty ('may/might').
The desiderative uses the following suffixes:
Indicative | Subjunctive | |
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Past | -prazole | -prazumab |
Present | -profen | -promab |
Timeless | -protinib | -protumab |
Future | -farcept | -farcimab |
Predicate nouns can be expressed with predicative suffixes in addition to the verb cyta-. The predicative is formed by replacing the final -n in the nominative case of a noun with the following suffixes:
Indicative | Subjunctive | |
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Past | -nazole | -nazumab |
Present | -navir | -numab |
Timeless | -natinib | -natumab |
Future | -nercept | -naximab |
For example: Endin vopraphen cytavir and Endin vopraphenavir both mean "I am a teacher".
The predicative and desiderative suffixes may be fused as follows:
Indicative | Subjunctive | |
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Past | -noprazole | -noprazumab |
Present | -noprofen | -nopromab |
Timeless | -noprotinib | -noprotumab |
Future | -nofarcept | -nofarcimab |
For example: Endin vopraphenoprofen and Endin vopraphen cytaprofen both mean "I want to be a teacher".
Attributive verbs
Attributive verbs may be formed with the following suffixes:
Indicative | Desiderative | |
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Past | -zil | -prozil |
Present | -dil | -pril |
Timeless | -tril | -pretil |
Future | -cil | -pracil |
The suffix -tin is used as a patientive: spora- 'eat' -> sporatin 'food'.
Numerals
Clofabosin uses a base-12 numeral system. Numerals are nouns and precede the modified noun. The -abin suffix is used to build ordinals.
- 1: esin (inanimate), ebin (animate)
- 2: rivin
- 3: salin
- 4: tizin
- 5: orfin
- 6: cibin
- 7: xolin
- 8: ticin
- 9: vadin
- X: gabarin
- E: futin
- 10: femin
- 11: femesin
- 12: ferivin
- 13: fesalin
- 14: fetizin
- 15: femorfin
- 16: fecibin
- 17: fexolin
- 18: feticin
- 19: fevadin
- 1X: fegafarin
- 12: fefuthin
- 20: rimin
- 21: rimesin
- 22: ririvin
- 30: salemin
- 100: sanin
- 1000: ictin
Derivational morphology
- clo-: augmentative
- -icin: diminutive
- -mycin: -ability
- -statin: abstract noun
- -tin: patient noun
Phrases
- Furine! - Hello!/Goodbye!
- Valone alfa furine! (to one person)/Vazone alfa furine! (to many people)/Provolone alfa furine (polite) - Hello!/Goodbye! (reply to Furine!)
- Calcatin! - Thank you!
- Enide allin $NAME-navir. - My name is $NAME.
- Ustekinumab! - Welcome!
- Lulumab pegol? - How are you?
- Certolizumab pegol? - Did you sleep?/Good morning!
- Clofroxastat. - Very well.
- Far. - Yes.
- Flor. - No.