Holenagic

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Holenagic
Pronunciation[[Help:IPA|[[ˈɣɔʎnadʒkɛˌfɛːq]
[kyʎe ˈŋɔʎnadʒkɛː]]]]
Created byLili21
DateSep 2017
SettingCalémere
EthnicityHolenagics
Native speakers16,000,000 (2312)

Holenagic — natively called Hgoailnaigkäfäeq [ˈɣɔʎnadʒkɛˌfɛːq] or kyl e Ṅoailnaigkäe [kyʎe ˈŋɔʎnadʒkɛː] — is a language of the planet of Calémere, spoken natively by about 13 million people on Holenagika (Hol.: Hgoailnaigkäe [ˈɣɔʎnadʒkɛː] Ísc.: Holenágieca; Cer.: Holenázica; Chl.: Hålinaika), Calémere's largest island, located in the northwestern corner of Evandor (mostly covered by mountains, taiga, and tundra in the north).

It is an Evandorian language and an isolate in the family, as it developed early enough to have its own peculiarities, not shared with any other Evandorian language, both in the sounds and in the grammar - for example, it is the only Evandorian language to have developed person marking on verbs - cf. ehd "to reach" (< Proto-Evandorian *etmeȟ "to close"; cf. Íscégon and Cerian éma, Besagren ema (all "to finish")) and ehdfṅ "he/she/it reaches" (cf. Ísc. and Cer. éma which needs a pronoun). Also notable are the various sound changes, which led Holenagic to develop many clusters; anyway, it is the only Evandorian language that has kept original /q/ and (often) /ŋ/ from Proto-Evandorian. These two consonants, extremely rare in the modern languages of the family, give Holenagic its unique sound, also because of their se in common words - cf. fuq "he", fqa "she".


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