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'''Nostratic''' is a proposed family conjectured by some [[Verse:Lõis|Lõisian]] linguists, including the Indo-European, Uralic, Inuit, Paleosiberian, Altaic, Semitic, Egyptian and [[Camalic]] languages.
'''Nostratic''' is a proposed family conjectured by some [[Verse:Lõis|Lõisian]] linguists, including the Indo-European, Uralic, Inuit, Paleosiberian, [[Siészal]], Semitic, Egyptian and [[Camalic]] languages.
 
A comprehensive Proto-Nostratic grammar, including a few fables, was sketched by the linguist and doctor [name]. He also proposed an older macrofamily linking Sumerian and South Indian languages ("Austric"). Though Austric is not taken seriously by contemporary linguists, it influenced [conlanger]'s Elvish languages.


==Todo==
==Todo==
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Verbs had prefix conjugations and suffix conjugations like PSem or Lõisian PIE.
Verbs had prefix conjugations and suffix conjugations like PSem or Lõisian PIE.


Proto-Noahic had a basic ablaut system (possibly based on Schwebeablaut), and ablaut evolved further in the 3 branches.
Proto-Noahic had a basic ablaut system (possibly based on Schwebeablaut), and ablaut evolved further in IE, Egypto-Semitic, and Camalic.


==Proposed roots==
==Proposed roots==
*1st person *m/n
*1st person *m/n
*1st person *ʔ (PIE *h₁eg'Hom ~ PSem *ʔ- 1sg prefix)
*2nd person *t
*2nd person *t
*demonstrative/reflexive *s ~ sw (PIE só/swe; PSem *šuʔa 'he', √š-w-y 'equal'; PUral *se)
*demonstrative/reflexive *s ~ sw (PIE só/swe; PSem *šuʔa 'he', √š-w-y 'equal'; Egy swt, -s; PUral *se)
*adverbial -m (PIE acc. sg. *-m, PSem "adverbial acc." *-am)
*demonstrative *D (PIE *tód, Semitic *ðū; PUral *to)
*interrogative/"like" *k ~ kw (PIE *kʷód 'what', *-kʷe 'and'; Semitic *ka- 'like'; PUral *ku)
*relativizer *y ~ genitive/adjectival *-i (IE: *yos/*-yo-; Semitic: genitive *-i, nisba *-iyy-)
*relativizer *y ~ genitive/adjectival *-i (IE: *yos/*-yo-; Semitic: genitive *-i, nisba *-iyy-)
*demonstrative *D (PIE *tód, Semitic *ðū; PUral *to)
*causative *-y- (PIE *-éyeti, Semitic root extensions with 3rd root letter *y)  
*causative *-y- (PIE *-éyeti, Semitic root extensions with 3rd root letter *y)  
*ablative/nominalizer *-t (PIE *-tís/-tús, Semitic feminine *-t)
*ablative/nominalizer *-t (PIE *-tís/-tús, Semitic feminine *-t)
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*ISC *sebɣ -> PIE *septṃ '7' ~ PSem *šabʕ- ~ Eg. sfḫw
*ISC *sebɣ -> PIE *septṃ '7' ~ PSem *šabʕ- ~ Eg. sfḫw
*ISC *men -> PIE *men 'to think, to warn, to mind' ~ PSem *m-n-ʕ 'to avoid, to prevent', *m-n-w 'to count'
*ISC *men -> PIE *men 'to think, to warn, to mind' ~ PSem *m-n-ʕ 'to avoid, to prevent', *m-n-w 'to count'
*ISC *berg -> PIE *bhergh ~ PSem *b-r-g


==Sound correspondences==
==Sound correspondences==


*PIE h₁/y ~ PSem y (e.g. dual -oh₁ in PIE ~ -aym in PSem, PIE *h₁es ~ PSem *yiθ, PIE *h₁oynos originally from a 3sg pronoun ~ PSem *ya- 3sg prefix)
*PIE h₁/y ~ PSem y (e.g. PIE *h₁es ~ PSem *yiθ, PIE *h₁oynos originally from a 3sg pronoun ~ PSem *ya- 3sg prefix)
*PIE h₂ ~ PSem ħ/ʕ
*PIE h₂ ~ PSem ħ/ʕ
*PIE h₁ ~ PSem ʔ
*PIE h₁ ~ PSem ʔ


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