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...Germanic languages. It's notable for preserving the PIE glottalics as weak ejectives though in some idiolects they are realized as unaspirated stops. ...ical gender. There is however a collective suffix ''-ař'' which is cognate with the feminine gender in late PIE. ...

...written ''ë''. Vowels may be doubled or glottalized; the latter is marked with the letter ''h''. Ejectives are weak as in Georgian. Final ejectives are realized as unreleased stops, whereas final voiceless stops may be spir ...

...ted vowels in Proto-Azalic into long vowels), and a Northern one which has ejectives. It's in a sprachbund with [[Kwenya]], a Hellenic language, and [[Anorite]], a Semitic language. ...

.../xʷ/ is often pronounced [ɸ] while /χʷ/ is pronounced like the English [ʍ] with more friction. * Ejectives /p’/, /t’/, /tʃ’/, /k’/, /q’/ and /kʷ’/ are written with the symbols ꝓ, ⱦ, ȼ, ꝃ, ꝅ, and ꝙ respectively. ...

...[[∅]]) for a collaborative world-building project. It is a proto-language with roots in the Aipanese islands, west of the Eñian peninsula. It's most promi Aipán was created with the following goals in mind: ...

...ogy, but grammatically it much more closely resembles Athabaskan and Inuit languages. Adzamasi is highly agglutinative, polysynthetic, and its word order follow Fricatives are voiced intervocalically, or in clusters with a voiced sound or another fricative. ''tuusa'', [tu:za] "long" ...

...and Chukotko-Kamchatka/Luorawetlan languages, and a unique writing system with adaptations to the Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, and Hebrew alphabets. Its lingu The vocalic system distinguishes short and long vowels with nasal and long nasal variants ...

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...to ownership of the conlang. This entire article was also made fully by AI with the exception of this disclaimer.{{Infobox language ...n people whose culture, lore, and oral tradition are developed in parallel with the language itself. The name ''Zarevka'' is a compound of the root ''zar-' ...

[[Category:Languages]] ...ct borders are obviously unknown, but are assumed to be these due to other languages in the area. ...

...agency to function as a middle ground between [[Na'vi]] and the [[Romance languages]]. The Académie Langues Extraterrestres was commissioned by the EU and NAS ...The sound system is unusual (in human terms) in that makes frequent use of ejectives and a glottal consonant, and has many uncommon consonantal clusters. ...

...n-day languages, among them English, Spanish, Japanese and many East Asian languages. compared to English, with a very limited range of syllable shapes. ...

...into the [[Antarctican]] language. It was influenced by a large variety of languages spoken in areas where the colonisers hailed from (Spanish and Portuguese fr ...at all, however the pre-stopped nasals are in existence. There are also no ejectives. ...

...-Almaic''' is the common ancestor of all the Almaic languages, a family of languages widespread in the Yolder and Ausmiran continents. ...he Almeran plains from which the language derives its name. Its descendant languages include [[Angaran]] and [[Yohari]]. ...

...ly, around 60,450 members in the Great Plains First Nations Confederation, with a few expatriate communities the largest of which exists in southern Manito ...henic ancestry, and influences from outside sources, especially the Siouan languages. ...

...shed for greater recognition and representation of Gaju and other minority languages. In the 1970s, it became an official language of all of Rttirria; citizens ...morphology, though it contains some elements of agglutinative and fusional languages. It has a large vowel inventory consisting of 9 vowels, and a moderate-size ...

...to Turkic and Mongolic languages, Xobchyk exhibits no genetic affiliation with them, making it a unique subject of linguistic study. The language has been ...torical interactions with neighboring regions. To facilitate communication with non-native speakers and for use in international contexts, a standardized r ...

Th’uȟw’aas’oor uses the Latin script with small modifications that include the four diacritics (ˉ, ̠ ,ˇ,.) placed adj ...sts of 35 letters. The following table gives their upper-case forms, along with the IPA values for each letter's sound: ...

...helps to establish how the language has been treated or covered by others, with references to reliable sources. Please see the article's talk page for the ...eriori = [[constructed language]]s<br />&nbsp;[[a priori language|a priori languages]] ...

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