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| '''Ferlitian''' is a [[Lakovic]] language inspired by Croatian, Amharic, Bantu and Sami. | | '''Ferlitian''' is a [[Rietzic]] language inspired by Persian, Arrernte, Kaurna and Ubykh. |
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| ferlitian should be some lakovic language
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| what should it look like?
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| in etalocin?
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| something more strictly CV than Amharic?
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| yeah
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| the -am suffix could be the default plural
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| or there can be a gender split of sorts
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| with feminine nouns pluralizing in -s
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| (!)
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| and masculine ones in -am
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| and of course gender would be lost after that because of contact with hlou shum
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| (that's in wiebian)
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| how do you like that
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| wiebian is as un-german as it can get
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| yeah wiebian should lose gender
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| but ferlitian perhaps not
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| yeah
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| could ferlitian sound a little bantu
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| ferlitian might use a phonology similar to what i had for yacavestub
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| like some hybrid of bantu and croatian
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| m n ŋ p t k b d g f s ts h v z l r j
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| i e ə a o u
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| it would be the new rozzino
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| :D
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| if windermere is netagin
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| ferlition might even be a little head-final?
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| ferlitian*
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| adoni, raći, civi, maseči, mući etc.
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| final -i may be devoiced
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| especially after voiceless consonants
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| yeah
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| č could be like polish cz
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| there might be cases and such
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| it's like "uncanny valley feynman italian"!
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| 😍1
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| tho it maybe shouldn't be CW
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| there can be more geminates
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| 😍1
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| mućći
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| pronounced as preaspirated consonants? 😀
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| (i love those)
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| muhći
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| adoňňi, raći, civi, masehči, muhći, ...
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| d between vowels is ð
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| or could d always be ð? 😀
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| civi sounds almost like /tsivç/
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| masehči is like /masɛhtʃʲ/
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| should it have no voicing?
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| a can be /ɔ/-ish
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| while o becomes ø and ü stays as y?
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| at least non initially
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| maybe
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| though
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| voicing is an etalocian feature
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| it could be that ferlitian just happens not to have it
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| yeah
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| Grammar: SVO with cases? like Estonian
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| yeah
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| Me aRRUcha LAMpe etta TIche -> /mi ɔ'r̥uʈʂɔ lɔmpʲç eʰtɔ ti:tʃʲç/
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| this is like another nurian
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| quasi-italian with weird pronunciation
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| yeah
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| that shouldn't be an accent of dodellian though
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| one accent of dodellian can have somewhat retroflexed l
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| (and could the same be true of clofabosin? 😀 )
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| efenol "of the path" -> [e̞fe̞no̞ɭ]
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| that can be common in dodellia like philly l is in talma
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| ferlitian may not have that though
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| but
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| one dodellic language could turn ll into ɖɖ!
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| chaɖɖo
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| 😍1
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| adoňňimi < adoňňi-mi = together
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| i imagine that consonants before i are palatalized by default
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| as in japanese
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| the vowels of ferlitian would be
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| ɛ ɔ i u ø y
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| too weird?
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| could standard clofab have uvular R?
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| so it would sound like it's spoken in an israeli accent
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| and could things like -vir sound like german r colored vowels?
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| maybe not
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| àplon -> /ɔʰtɬønə/?
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| final vowels could be added
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| yeah
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| i think telugu did that
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| kannada too
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| *nīr "water" -> nīru
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| and italian
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| sunt -> sono
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| yeah
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| in water = ahtlönemi
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| should there be final nasal vowels as in portuguese?
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| ahtlönim
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| waters
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| *evra intensifies*
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| /ɔʰ'tɬønĩ/
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| or could that get ng instead
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| ahtlöning
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| -ng is good
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| in waters = ahtlöningmi
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| with waters = ahtlöniňňa
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| there's that -ñña 😀
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| sounds like amarəñña
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| it needs an accusative
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| how about -ye?
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| ahtlöneye, ahtlöniňňe
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| yeah
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| there are basically no consonant clusters in ferlitian
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| i could do the french trick
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| initial ks- -> sk- (as in windermere) -> ek-
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| stress is on the last syllable of the root
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| so case endings are unstressed
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| ksìʔ > ekii 'star'
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| or ekihi?
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| ekiyye maybe
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| /ɛkij:ə/
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| final ə may be syncoped
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| in the accusative it's ekiyyeye /ɛkij:e:/
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| yeah
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| śkey could become uk-
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| ukeyye
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| or should i use holtzmann's law as in gothic and norse?
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| ukegge
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| /ukɛʥ:i̤/
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| we might get accidental n-words
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| they could just flal out of use
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| that's a problem...
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| yy could be pronounced /ʥ:/
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| yeah
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| or i could write it đđ
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| yeah
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| gg anyway isn't consistent with croatian orthography
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| looks sami almost
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| yeah
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| there are some uralic touches
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| which is expected
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| ukeđđe
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| ukeđđing 😀
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| looks like "u kidding"
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| maybe i should spell it -im but pronounce it -iŋ
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| or use hmooby orthography
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| -ng isn't really logical in non-IE languages
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| so i shouldn't be using it in windermere 😀
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| ukeđđiŋ looks even more sami so i should probably just use that
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| geminate voiced stops may actually be voiceless 😀
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| since voiceless stops get preaspirated
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| this is like "rozzino read like icelandic"
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| ferlitia would be some kind of autonomous region in dodellia
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| would they have clofabosin loans?
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| this is like the new ksieħ
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| ==Phonology== | | ==Phonology== |
| m n ŋ p t k b d g f s ts h v z l r j {{angbr|''m n ŋ p t c b d g f s ts h v z l r y''}} | | m n ŋ p t k b d g f s ts h v z l r j {{angbr|''m n ŋ p t c b d g f s ts h v z l r y''}} |