Idavic languages

Idavic
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Geographic distribution	Etalocin, eastern Txapoalli, Bjeheond
Linguistic classification	One of Tricin's primary language families
Proto-language	Proto-Idavic (PId)

Idavic or Idavo-Etalocian is a Trician language family which includes Dodellic. The urheimat is central-western Etalocin.

Inspiration: Afro-Asiatic, IE

How does this become Netagin tricons?

Family tree

Idavic
- Netagic (the only tricons branch)
  - Netagin (Optimized for piyyutim)
- Nabŋaic
  - Sésjallese (Hiberno-Arabic)
  - Ouřefr (Czech + Dutch)
- Pategic
  - Dodellic
    - Dodellian
  - sth with Sanskrit stops (but vowels shouldn't be Sanskrit-y; a bit more like Lithuanian?)
  - Pategian
  - some labialless language

Phonology

Consonants

Proto-Idavic had about 27 consonants and had a distinction between front and back coronals and front and back velars. It is thought to have had no labials except /m/; labials were gained in later languages but in different ways.

		Labial	Front coronal	Back coronal	Front velar	Back velar	Labiovelar	Glottal
Nasal		m /m/	n /n̪~n̠/		ŋ /ɲ~ŋ/
Plosive	voiceless		t /t̪/	ť /t̠/	ḱ /k̟/	k /k̠/	kʷ /kʷ/	q /ʔ/
Plosive	voiced	b /b/	d /d̪/	ď /d̠/	ǵ /g̟/	g /g̠/
Fricative			s /s̟/	š /s̠/	x́ /x̟/	x /x̠/	xʷ /xʷ/	h /h/
Affricate			c /t̪s̟/	č /t̠s̠/
Resonant			l /l̪/	ľ /ɺ/	y /j/	r /ʀ/	w /w/

In PId triliteral roots, front coronal stops and back coronal stops could not occur next to each other, and neither could front velars, back velars and labiovelars stops.

Vowels

Proto-Idavic had a vowel system similar to that of Proto-Balto-Slavic.

Proto-Netagin vowels
	Front		Back
	short	long	short	long
Close	i /ɪ/	ī /i:/	u /ʊ/	ū /u:/
Open	e /æ/	ē /æ:/	a /ɑ/	ā /ɑ:/

Diphthongs: ay aw ey ew~jaw

Suprasegmentals

Pitch accent: modal (á), creaky (ã)
- Creaky voice is the source of glottal reinforcement in Shalaian and gemination in Netagin.

Morphology

Triconsonantal but only Netagin preserves this

Syntax

Lifted from German: V2, SAuxOV, verb final in subordinate clauses

Todo: separable prefixes