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'''Irta''' (Hivantish for 'Earth') or '''Tedirozů''' ([t{{asp}} | '''Irta''' (Hivantish for 'Earth') or '''Tedirozů''' ([t{{asp}}ɛðiˈro{{long}}zü]; [[Knench]] for 'the world') is an alternate timeline for English and Semitic. | ||
* English is not a Germanic language but an Azalic one. In addition, we have satem IE branches, Hivantic and Riphic, in place of Balto-Slavic. | * English is not a Germanic language but an Azalic one. In addition, we have satem IE branches, Hivantic and Riphic, in place of Balto-Slavic. | ||
* Canaanite has a surviving descendant (other than Hebrew), Knench, which preserves and evolves Biblical Hebrew grammar that did not survive in Mishnaic Hebrew. | * Canaanite has a surviving descendant (other than Hebrew), Knench, which preserves and evolves Biblical Hebrew grammar that did not survive in Mishnaic Hebrew. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:31, 10 May 2026
Irta (Hivantish for 'Earth') or Tedirozů ([tʰɛðiˈroːzü]; Knench for 'the world') is an alternate timeline for English and Semitic.
- English is not a Germanic language but an Azalic one. In addition, we have satem IE branches, Hivantic and Riphic, in place of Balto-Slavic.
- Canaanite has a surviving descendant (other than Hebrew), Knench, which preserves and evolves Biblical Hebrew grammar that did not survive in Mishnaic Hebrew.
- Northwest Semitic has a third branch, Togarmite.
Languages
- Semitic
- IE
- Hivantic
- Azalic
- English
- Maghrebi Azalic
- Stem-Balto-Slavic
- Riphean (Czecho-Dutch)
- Modern Tdūrian Armenian is tonal, reflecting certain PIE stop phonations as tones.
- Verse:Irta/Tonal tricons IE
- Vietic
- Something with clicks and tone — spoken in Papua-New Guinea