Xažik: Difference between revisions

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The Xažik Gohuīlim are a collective of Angelic beings who chose to serve mankind over the claimed unjust wishes of the Prime Emanation of the Godhead, and are, accordingly, now for all intents and purposes, Earth-bound Celestials. This group includes the angels who fell during the Major, Minor, and Prime Emergences, as well as a more specific collection of more accurately named Fallen Angels, or Grigori, who, when chosing to serve humankind, went one step further and claimed human wives, siring horrendous offspring and causing the universal and world-renown primal deluge that purged the earth of mankind, save a select few who God had forewarned through his still faithful angelic messengers.

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[i], [ɪ], [e], [æ] written i, ĭ, e, æ

long [iː], [eː], [æː] written ī, ē, ǣ

[u], [o], [a] written u, o, a

long [uː], [oː], [aː] written ū, ō, ā

There is one centrally articulated vowel: [ə] as э.

Known diphthongs include [ei], [oi], [ai], [ie] written ei, oi, ai, ie and [eu], [ou], [au] written eu, ou, au. Both vowel sounds are heard, one following the other in the same syllable and lasting for the same amount of time. The presence of long diphthongs are only found as regional dialects and are not considered here.

 

 

While technically speaking both suffix and ending are suffixes, the standard terminology of suffix and ending will be helpful to avoid confusion: a suffix is a derivational morpheme, an ending is an inflectional morpheme. This distinction will be important when it is time to advance to an analysis, because it will be shown that the inflectional affixes are subcategorized as either dominant or recessive, while there is no such distinction made for derivational affixes.

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| esk|| (root)

| -rosh → eskrosh || ((root)(agentive suffix)) [derivational morpheme]

| eskrosh -os → eskroshos|| (((root)(agentive suffix))(possessive case)) [inflectional morpheme]

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| Agent|| The person or thing who is the doer of an event or action

| Beneficiary|| A referent which is advantaged or disadvantaged by an event

| Causer|| A referent which instigates an event rather than actually doing it

| Counteragent|| A force or resistance against which an action is carried out

| Enabler|| The role whereby this referent enables the potential outcome but does not cause or force it.

| Experiencer || An entity or referent which receives, accepts, expereiences, or undergoes the effect of an action or sensory impression that involves neither volition nor a state change

| Factitive || A referent that results from the action or state identified by a verb

| Force || An inanimate (maybe), incorporeal force that is an unwilled cause of an act such as a force of nature or an abstract idea/concept.

| Goal || The semantic role of the place to which something moves or thing toward which an action is directed

| Instrument || An inanimate thing that an agent uses to implement an event. It is the stimulus or immediate physical cause of an event.

| Locative || Identifies the location or spatial orientation of a state or action but does not imply motion to, from, or across the location

| Manner || Notes how the action, experience, or process of an event is carried out

| Measure || Notes the quantification of an event

| Patient || Typically the surface object of the verb in a sentence. The entity that is affected by an event, undergoes a process, or experiences an event

| Result || Refers to that which is produced by an event.

| Source || A referent indicating place of origin (with verbs of motion), an entity from which a physical sensation emanates (with verbs of sensation, attention, and speech), or the original owner in a transfer (with verbs of acquisition)

| Time || Indicates the temporal placement of an event.