Aveiläğ

Avaeğon Avaeğon
Spoken in:
Conworld:
Total Speakers:
Genealogical classification:
Basic word order:	Object-Subject-Verb
Morphological Type:	Fusional-Agglutinating
Morphosyntactic Alignment:	Nominative-Accusative
Created by:
Jessie M. Strickland	2017

Avaeğon is a fictional constructed language created by Jessie M Strickland. It is phonologically and grammatically based on High Valyrian and Quenya. It has since become more phonologically and morphologically diverse.

Phonology

Consonant inventory

Pulmonic

Bilabial

Labiodental

Dental

Alveolar

Postalveolar

Retroflex

Palatal

Velar

Uvular

Pharangeal

Glottal

Plosives

p

b

t

d

k

g

q

Nasal

m

n

ñ

Trill

r

Tap or Flap

rh

Fricative

f

v

þ

đ

s

z

ş

x

ğ

h

Lateral Fricative

Approximant

w

j

Lateral Approximant

l

lj

Affricates

ps        bz

tş

dž

Non-Pulmonic

Ejectives

p'

t'

ts'

k'

q'

Vowel Inventory

	Font	Near-Front	Central	Near-Back	Back
Close	i	y			u
Near-Close				ʊ
Close-Mid				ɤ	o
Mid			ə
Open-Mid		e
Near-Open	ä
Open					a

Diphthongs

There are 6 diphthongs in Avaeğon :

• ai [aɪ]
• ao [aʊ]
• ei [eɪ]
• oi [ɔɪ]
• ue
• uo

Grammar

Nominals

Nouns

Grammatical Gender

Avaeğon has six genders. These genders are classified by special relationships. The genders are identified inherently and are formed during lexical construction.

1. Common (-V): The common gender is the only gender which ends in a vowel. This gender is assigned to people, places, titles, and occupations.
2. Lunar (-m): The lunar gender is assigned to nocturnal animals, military equipment, and spiritual things.
3. Solar (-z): The solar gender is assigned to diurnal animals, household equipment, body parts, and secular things.
4. Terrestrial (-s): The terrestrial gender is assigned to foods, plants, land masses and formations, earthen elements and minerals
5. Aquatic (-r): The aquatic gender is assigned to bodies of water, liquids, and emotions
6. Phenomenal (-n): The phenomenal gender is assigned to deities, celestial bodies, weather, and seasons

Case

Avaeğon nouns have ten cases which identify a different part of speech a noun can be found in.

1. Nominative (-no form) : The nominative case denotes the subject of a a sentence. This is the dictionary form and is inherent.

2. Accusative (-o) : The Accusative case denotes the direct object. the ending is formed by adding a final (o) if it ends in a consonant, or by changing the final vowel to (o) if it ends in a vowel.

3. Dative (-n) : The dative case denotes the indirect object.

4. Genitive (-ğol) : The genitive case shows possession or origin.

5. Ablative (-tän) : The ablative case shows motion of an object. Either towards or from, it signifies bestowement and reliquishment. Example: I gave the flowers to Sally.

6. Essive (-ve) : The essive case shows a state of being whether its temporary or not. Example: I am happy. The wizard turned me into a rabbit.

7. Locative (-sa) : The locative case shows location. Example: I am in the house. I am outside of town. I am beside the woods.

8. Instrumental (-ljo) : The instrumental case shows how an action was performed, like the object which was used to perform the action. Example: I cut the meat with the knife.

9. Comitative (-ma) : The comitative case shows accompaniment. It shows who was with the subject when the action was performed and sometimes goes hand in hand with the instrumental. Example: Cheryl went to the movies with me.

10. Vocative (-keş) : The vocative case shows direct address. Example: O' great and beautiful goddess.

Number

1. Singular : designates one of something.

2. Dual : designates two of something. The dual is formed by adding a (-t) to a vowel stem and a (-ä) to a consonant stem.

3. Plural : designates three or more of something. The plural is formed by adding a (-s) to a vowel stem and a (-i) to a consonant stem.

4. Paucal : designates some of or a few of something. The paucal is formed by adding a (-u) to a consonant stem and a (-ñ) to a vowel stem.

5. Collective : designates a whole of something. The collective is formed by adding a (-r) to a vowel stem and a (-y) to a consonant stem.

Declensions

. Avaeğon has six declensions:

1. First Declension : a-stems . The Sea declension- There are Four genders that make up this declension. Common - ends in (a), Lunar - (am) , Solar - (az), Aquatic- (ar).

Sea (1st) Declension
Case	Gender	Singlular	Dual	Plural	Paucal	Collective
Nominative
	Common	Vađa man	Vađat	Vađas	Vađañ	Vađar
	Lunar	Džasam owl	Džasamä	Džasami	Džasamu	Džasamy
	Solar	Bäriaz eagle	Bäriazä	Bäriazi	Bäriazu	Bäriazy
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqar river	Sonqarä	Sonqari	Sonqaru	Sonqary
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Accusative
	Common	Vađo man	Vađot	Vađos	Vađoñ	Vađor
	Lunar	Džasamo owl	Džasamot	Džasamos	Džasamoñ	Džasamor
	Solar	Bäriazo eagle	Bäriazot	Bäriazos	Bäriazoñ	Bäriazor
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqaro river	Sonqarot	Sonqaros	Sonqaroñ	Sonqaror
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Dative
	Common	Vađan man	Vađanä	Vađani	Vađanu	Vađany
	Lunar	Džasamän owl	Džasamänä	Džasamni	Džasamnu	Džasamny
	Solar	Bäriazn eagle	Bäriaznä	Bäriazni	Bäriaznu	Bäriazny
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqarn river	Sonqarnä	Sonqarni	Sonqarnu	Sonqarny
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Genitive
	Common	Vađağol man	Vađağolä	Vađağoli	Vađağolu	Vađağoly
	Lunar	Džasamäğol owl	Džasamäğolä	Džasamäğoli	Džasamäğolu	Džasamäğoly
	Solar	Bäriazäğol eagle	Bäriazäğolä	Bäriazäğoli	Bäriazäğolu	Bäriazäğoly
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqaräğol river	Sonqaräğolä	Sonqaräğoli	Sonqaräğolu	Sonqaräğoly
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Ablative
	Common	Vađätän man	Vađätänä	Vađätäni	Vađätänu	Vađätäny
	Lunar	Džasamtän owl	Džasamtänä	Džasamtäni	Džasamtänu	Džasamtäny
	Solar	Bäriaztän eagle	Bäriaztänä	Bäriaztäni	Bäriaztänu	Bäriaztäny
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqarätän river	Sonqarätänä	Sonqarätäni	Sonqarätänu	Sonqarätäny
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Essive
	Common	Vađave man	Vađavet	Vađaves	Vađaveñ	Vađaver
	Lunar	Džasamve owl	Džasamvet	Džasamves	Džasamveñ	Džasamver
	Solar	Bäriazve eagle	Bäriazvet	Bäriazves	Bäriazveñ	Bäriazver
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqarve river	Sonqarvet	Sonqarves	Sonqarveñ	Sonqarver
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Locative
	Common	Vađatsa man	Vađatsat	Vađatsas	Vađatsañ	Vađatsar
	Lunar	Džasamsa owl	Džasamsat	Džasamsas	Džasamsañ	Džasamsar
	Solar	Bäriazäsa eagle	Bäriazäsat	Bäriazäsas	Bäriazäsañ	Bäriazäsar
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqarsa river	Sonqarsat	Sonqarsas	Sonqarsañ	Sonqarsar
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Instrumental
	Common	Vađaljo man	Vađaljot	Vađaljos	Vađaljoñ	Vađaljor
	Lunar	Džasamljo owl	Džasamljot	Džasamljos	Džasamljoñ	Džasamljor
	Solar	Bäriazäljo eagle	Bäriazäljot	Bäriazäljos	Bäriazäljoñ	Bäriazäljor
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqaräljo river	Sonqaräljot	Sonqaräljos	Sonqaräljoñ	Sonqaräljor
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Comitative
	Common	Vađama man	Vađamat	Vađamas	Vađamañ	Vađamar
	Lunar	Džasamma owl	Džasammat	Džasammas	Džasammañ	Džasammar
	Solar	Bäriazma eagle	Bäriazmat	Bäriazmas	Bäriazmañ	Bäriazmar
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqarma river	Sonqarmat	Sonqarmas	Sonqarmañ	Sonqarmar
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-
Vocative
	Common	Vađakeş man	Vađakeşä	Vađakeşi	Vađakeşu	Vađakeşy
	Lunar	Džasamkeş owl	Džasamkeşä	Džasamkeşi	Džasamkeşu	Džasamkeşy
	Solar	Bäriazkeş eagle	Bäriazkeşä	Bäriazkeşi	Bäriazkeşu	Bäriazkeşy
	Terrestrial	-	-	-	-	-
	Aquatic	Sonqaräkeş river	Sonqaräkeşä	Sonqaräkeşi	Sonqaräkeşu	Sonqaräkeşy
	Phenomenal	-	-	-	-	-

2. Second Declension : o-stems . The Universal declension- This category encompasses all six genders. Common - ends in (o), Lunar- (om), Solar- (oz), Terrestrial- (os), Aquatic - (or), Phenomenal- (on).

3. Third Declension : y-stems . The Sky declension- This category encompasses three genders. Lunar - (ym), Solar - (yz), Phenomenal- (yn).

4. Fourth Declension : i-stems . The Day declension- This category encompasses five genders. Commom - (i), Solar- (iz), Terrestrial- (is), Aquatic- (ir), Phenomenal- (in).

5. Fifth Declension : e-stems . The Night declension- This category encompasses five genders. Common - (e), Lunar - (em), Terrestrial- (es), Aquatic - (er), Phenomenal- (en).

6. Sixth Declension : u-stems . The Earth declension- This category encompasses three genders. Common - (u), Terrestrial- (us), Aquatic- (ur).