Glommish
Σiúdьsk /ɬʲuːtʲsk/) is a Germanic language spoken in Northern France and Western Germany on the alt-hist of Lõis. It has the most speakers on Lõis out of any Germanic language.
1-10: ýn, twý, σrí, fiór, finf, siaks, siawen, acht, nión, tiachn /ɨːn, tvɨː, ɬʲrʲiː, fʲoːr, fʲinf, sʲæks, sʲævən, axt, nʲoːn, tʲæxn/
11-19: ýlьf, twalьf, σrýtián, fiórъtián, finfъtián, siaksъtián, siafъtián, achъtián, nióntián /ɨːlʲf, tvalʲf, ɬʲrʲiːtʲæːn, fʲoːrtʲæːn, fʲinftʲæːn, sʲækstʲæːn, sʲæftʲæːn, axtʲæːn, nʲoːnʲtʲæːn/
20-90: twýntiech, σrítiech, ... achъtiech, nióntiech /tvɨːnʲtʲəx, etc./
100: hunderσ /hundərɬ/
1000: σúsendь /ɬuːzənʲdʲ/
Phonology
Like its southern neighbor Ufirlandisg, Glommish phonology is characterized by hard and soft consonants.
Consonants
| Labial | Dental/Alveolar | Lateral | Palatal | Velar | Glottal | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| plain | pal. | plain | pal. | plain | pal. | |||||
| Nasal | m m | mь mʲ | n n̪ | nь nʲ | ||||||
| Stop /Affricate |
voiceless | p p | pь pʲ | t t̪ | tь tʲ | č tʃ | k k | |||
| voiced | b b | bь bʲ | d t̪ | dь dʲ | dž dʒ | g g | ||||
| Fricative | voiceless | f f | fь fʲ | s s~z | sь sʲ~zʲ | σ ɬ~ɮ | σь ɬʲ~ɮʲ | š ʃ~ʒ | ch x~ɣ | h h |
| voiced | w v | wь vʲ | ||||||||
| Liquid | r r | rь rʲ | l ɫ | lь lʲ | j j | |||||
Orthographical note: The soft sign ь and the palatalizing i soften every consonant in the cluster by default; however, the hard sign ъ prevents the softening of consonants to the left of it.
Vowels
| Front | Central | Back | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| short | long | short | long | short | long | |
| Close | i /ɪ/ | í /iː/ | y /ɨ/ | ý /ɨː/ | u /ʊ/ | ú /uː/ |
| Mid | e /ɛ/ | é /eː/ | e [ə] | o /ɔ/ | ó /oː/ | |
| Open | a /a/ | á /aː/ | ||||
Morphology
Nouns
Like German, Glommish has 4 noun cases. Glommish uses the indefinite article ýn and the definite article σar.
| case | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| m. | f. | n. | ||
| nom. | σar | σí | σat | σí |
| acc. | σan | σí | σat | σí |
| dat. | σame | σiar | σame | σím |
| gen. | σas | σiarer | σas | σiar |
Adjectives
Adjectives are declined, like in German but unlike in Ufirlandisg. For attributive adjectives, the weak declension is used when the noun is preceded by a definite article or demonstratives. The strong declension is used otherwise. Below are the strong and weak declensions of the adjective gád 'good':
Template:Col-2| case | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| m. | f. | n. | ||
| nom. | gáder | gáde | gádet | gáde |
| acc. | gáden | gáde | gádet | gáde |
| dat. | gádme | gáder | gádme | gádem |
| gen. | gádes | gádrer | gádes | gáder |
| case | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| m. | f. | n. | ||
| nom. | gáde | gáde | gáde | gáden |
| acc. | gáden | gáde | gáde | gáden |
| dat. | gádienь | gádienь | gádienь | gádem |
| gen. | gádienь | gádienь | gádienь | gáden |
Pronouns
| case | 1sg. | 2sg. | 3sg. | 1pl. | 2pl. | 3pl. | reflexive | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| m. | f. | n. | |||||||
| nom. | ik | σú | er | sí | it | wír | júr | í | - |
| acc. | mik | σik | ín | sí | it | unsь | jú | í | sik |
| dat. | mir | σir | ime | jar | ime | unsь | jú | ím | sir |
| gen. | mín | σín | is | jarer | is | unsier | júrer | jar | sín |