Proto-Lakovic

Proto-Dwischaric (PDw) is the common ancestor of the Dwischaric languages, a branch of Meezarric. It is inspired by Sanskrit and Middle Chinese.

PPul > Proto-Dwischaric

1. p/P/t/T/k/q -> pj/p/t/tj/s/k; b/B/d/D/g/G -> bj/b/d/dj/z/g; m/M/n/N/ng/NG -> mj/m/n/nj/nj/ng; w/y/l/L/r/R -> w/j/lj/l/rj/r
2. a/aa/e/ee/i/ii/o/oo/u/uu/ai/au -> a/ɔ/e/ee/i/ii/o/oo/u/uu/aa/ɔɔ
3. a/e/i/o/u/ɔ -> a/ə/ɨ/ʷə/ʷɨ/ʷa
4. V: -> ʰV
5. sʷ -> ʃ, wʷ -> w, jʷ -> jʷ, zʷ -> ʒ

Phonology

Consonant phonemes (Garubbia)

		Labial		Coronal		Palatal	Velar	Glottal
		hard	soft	hard	soft
Nasal		/m/	/mʲ/	/n/	/nʲ/		/ŋ/
Stop	tenuis	/p/	/pʲ/	/t/	/tʲ/		/k/
	voiced	/b/	/bʲ/	/d/	/dʲ/		/ɡ/
Fricative	voiceless			/s/	/ʃ/		/x/	/h/
	voiced			/z/	/ʒ/		/ɣ/
Trill				/r/	/rʲ/
Approximant	central	/w/	/wʲ/			/j/
	lateral			/l/	/lʲ/