Verse:Irta/Judeo-Anbirese
ŏ Jŏhuδing
Dom·lathṁar (**de-lath-amhar > deltamhar?) in mbróŋae den césand (the "bróngae" met us in the "césand") (direct evolution to Anbirese: **Tŏn:laδvŏr ŏ m-prongae djŏn χjesŏnd, JAnb: זאלתאבאר א מ-בּרוֹעא זאן שייסאנט אַם Jaelþŏvŏr ŏ m-brongŏ jŏn šesŏnd am)
Should be as far from An Yidish as possible -- think simplified Munster Irish rather than simplified Gàidhlig
- no case unlike Standard Anbirese
- ae != e unlike in Standard Anbirese
- marks def direct objects with ljŏ
- synthetic verbs unlike Ăn Yidiș and Eevo
- Dueum bŏpchik but just for initial ni/nj?
- t and th for unmutated tet and tav?
Phonology
Consonants
Hebrew orthography should represent diachronic voicing mutation with a prefixed aleph resulting in reflexes of ṫ ḋ being spelled אתּ אט
L is still /l/ or /λ/, fortis resonants retained as gemination
θ δ retained from Old Anbirese
cc c gg g
- broad x γ k= g
- slender š j ts= dz
tt t dd d
- broad θ δ t= d
- slender š j ts= dz
Vowels
The Judeo-Anbirese vowel system is identical to Italian or Tiberian Hebrew (in stressed syllables).
- אי i (= chiriq) /i/
- איי e (= tzere) /e/
- א ae (= segol) /E/
- אַ a (= patach) /a/
- אָ ŏ (= qamatz) /O/
- אוֹ o (= cholam) /o/
- אוּ u (= shuruq) /u/
Hebrew reading
/u o O a E e i (shva na) (chataf patach) (chataf segol) (chataf qamatz)/ u o ŏ a e ė i ŏ a e ŏ, but some dialects use a instead of ŏ for shva na
/2 b v g ğ d ð h w z H T j k x l m n s 3 p f S q r š t þ/ = [2 b v g g d ð h v dz x t= j k= x l m n s ng p= f ts= k= r S t= þ]
gemination in n l r retained