Indeyivroplu

Indeyivroplu
Indeyivroplu
Pronunciation	[in.dɪ̞ˌjiˈvɾɔ.pʰlu̞]
Created by	Palachu
Date	2017
Setting	alternate Earth
Language family	Indo-European Indeyivroplu

Introduction

Indeyivroplu is a personal auxiliary conlang created in 2017 with the goals of showing similarities and forming connections between the several branches of the Indo-European language family. In aspiration of this, the vocabulary of Indeyivroplu is almost fully posteriori and heavily rooted from the following Indo-European languages: Persian, Spanish, German, Russian, Greek, Armenian, and Albanian (in an approximate decreasing order of prevalence). As for the priori aspects of the conlang, there are a few unique root words, and the structure can holistically be described as a mixture between some common Indo-European patterns and several inspirations received from other world languages.

Setting

The artificial setting where Indeyivroplu is the official language would be the island of Caxikezav located in the Black Sea of Europe.

Phonology

Orthography

Letter	IPA
Aa	[a]
Bb	[b]
Cc	[t͡sʰ/t͡s]
Čč	[t͡ʃʰ/t͡ʃ]
Dd	[d]
Ee	[ɪ̞]
Êê	[ɛ]
Ff	[f]
Gg	[g]
Hh	[h]
Ii	[i]
Kk	[kʰ/k]
Ll	[l]
Mm	[m]
Nn	[n]
Ňň	[ŋ]
Oo	[ɔ]
Pp	[pʰ/p]
Rr	[r/ɾ]
Ss	[s]
Šš	[ʃ]
Tt	[tʰ/t]
Uu	[u̞]
Vv	[v]
Xx	[χ]
Yy	[j]
Zz	[z]
´´	[ʔ]

Consonants

		Bilabial	Labiodental	Alveolar	Post-alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Glottal
Stop		b p		t d			k g		ʔ
Nasal		m		n			ŋ
Affricative				t͡s	t͡ʃ
Fricative			f v	s z	ʃ			χ	h
Approximant						j
Tap				ɾ
Trill				r
Lateral approximant				l

Vowels

	Front	<-->	Central	<-->	Back
Close	i
Close-Mid		e			u
Mid
Open-Mid	ê				o
Open	a

Morphology

Words in Indeyivroplu are inflected for parts of speech. In this manner, every word has a non-inflected root, which is then given one of the following suffixes: -u (noun), -a (adj.), -i (adv.), -e (conj.), -ê (prep.), -o (pron.), -ob (intj.), -ir (inf.verb)

Example

1. prend- = related to comprehension

   prendu = the understanding

   prendir = to understand

   prendi = understandingly

   prenda = understood (adj.)