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Riemannic (''piþakorzarlinsprek'', lit. maths-music-speak) is a semi-naturalistic artlang created by [[User:H. H. P. M. P. Cole|Cole]] in 2024. It is his first conlang.


 
==Phonology and orthography==
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===Orthography===
===Consonants===
===Consonants===
 
There are 23 consonants in Riemannic.
{| class="wikitable"
! p || b || t || d || k || g || f || v || þ || s || z || σ || ç || ɣ || h || ч || џ || w || r || l || j
|-
| /p/ || /b/ || /t/ || /d/ || /k/ || /g/ || /f/ || /v/ || /θ~ð/ || /s/ || /z/ || /ʃ/ || /x/ || /ɣ/ || /h/ || /tʃ/ || /dʒ/ || /w/ || /r~ɬ~ɹ/ || /l/ || /j/
|}
===Vowels===
===Vowels===
===Prosody===
There are 18 vowels in Riemannic: nine short and nine long.
====Stress====
{| class="wikitable"
====Intonation====
! i || y || u || e || ø || ə || o || æ || a || ī || ȳ || ū || ē || ø̄ || ə̄ || ō || ǣ || ā ||
|-
| /i/ || /y/ || /u/ || /e/ || /ø/ || /ə/ || /o/ || /æ/ || /a/ || /iː/ || /yː/ || /uː/ || /eː/ || /øː/ || /əː/ || /oː/ || /æː/ || /aː/
|}
==Morphology==
The default type of object in Riemannic is the noun. For example, ''σtain'' (stone) or ''teves'' (gas). Verb and adjective morphology and conjugation is completely regular. Here is a list of conversions:
{| class="wikitable"
|to adjective || -iσ, -liσ, -iσə, -liσə (last two are interchangeable with first two)
|-
|verb to noun || remove -ən
|-
|noun to verb || add -ən
|-
|adjective to noun || change ending -σ or -iσ to -ait
|-
|compound adjective with noun || remove -σ or -iσ, add noun
|-
|compound adverb with verb || remove -σ or -iσ, add verb
|-
|to make plural || -en
|-
|comparative || remove -σ or -iσ, add -altiσ
|-
|superlative || remove -σ or -iσ, add -sopraniσ
|}
And here is the list of verb conjugations:
{| class="wikitable"
|past || -d, -əd
|-
|past participle, present || -n, -ən
|-
|past perfect || -ə
|-
|infinitive || -nk, -ənk
|-
|present perfect || hat -ən
|-
|future || -t, -ət
|-
|future perfect || -m, -əm
|-
|imperfect || u-
|-
|gnomic || -þ, -əþ
|}
===Articles===
Definite articles:
{| class="wikitable"
| || '''Singular''' || '''Plural'''
|-
|'''Nominative''' || þe || þē
|-
|'''Genitive''' || þes || þer
|}
Indefinite articles:
{| class="wikitable"
| || '''Singular''' || '''Plural'''
|-
|'''Nominative''' || ēn || ēn
|-
|'''Genitive''' || ēs || ēr
|}
==Syntax==
Riemannic is SVO and head-final. Adjectives are usually placed in the same word as the noun.


===Phonotactics===
'''''desēr tak iσt ēn ūsiltak.'''''
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===Morphophonology===
==Morphology==
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Nouns
Generally, Riemannic grammar can be thought of as a simplified German grammar.
Adjectives
Verbs
Adverbs
Particles
Derivational morphology


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===Pronouns===
{| class="wikitable"
! || Reflexive || Posessive || The verb 'to be'
|-
|ih || məi || min || ih bin
|-
|dū || dəi || din || dū bist
|-
|ēr, sī, es || səi || sin || ēr, sī, es iσt
|-
|wir || uəi || uns || wir zind
|-
|ir || oəi || oins || ir zaid
|-
|si || iəi || irns || si zind
|}


==Syntax==
===Conjunctions and prepositions===
===Constituent order===
{| class="wikitable"
===Noun phrase===
!English || Riemannic
===Verb phrase===
|-
===Sentence phrase===
|not || nekt
===Dependent clauses===
|-
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|and, also || un
|-
|but, however || abər
|-
|xor || øi'iø
|-
|or || øī
|-
|implies that || iøī
|-
|reverse order of subject and object || þī-
|-
|at || at
|-
|in || in
|-
|out, outside of || øt
|-
|on, wrt || on
|-
|with || mit
|-
|if || if
|-
|then || þen
|-
|for || vor
|-
|because || vānt
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|therefore || drenēnsēken
|-
|left bracket || la
|-
|right bracket || al
|-
|against || dron
|-
|before || etæl
|-
|after || fø
|-
|than || þæn
|-
|regardless of || nektvānt (lit. not because of)
|-
|despite || ɣwol
|}


==Vocabulary==
Riemannic's vocabulary is either borrowed from standard mathematical terminology, Old High German (and sometimes Modern German), or Finnish. It uses a base-16 system taken from Leibniz:
{| class="wikitable"
|zero || ø
|-
|one || ēns
|-
|two || zven
|-
|three || dren
|-
|four || viər
|-
|five || fynf
|-
|six || seks
|-
|seven || sibən
|-
|eight || açt
|-
|nine || noin
|-
|ten || ūt
|-
|eleven || re
|-
|twelve || mi
|-
|thirteen || fa
|-
|fourteen || sol
|-
|fifteen || lā
|-
|sixteen || zen
|-
|32 || zvenzen
|-
|256 || hundret
|-
|4096 || tusend
|-
|65536 || mīrjad
|-
|16^6 || hundret mīrjad
|-
|16^8 || mīrjad mīrjad
|-
|nth || n-iþ
|}
==Example texts==
==Example texts==
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Here is a message I made up in response to a certain discovery by a Discord user 'DroneBetter':
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On 9/11/2024, twenty-three years after the famous attacks, a certain drone discovered something too big to be captured on even the most advanced cameras, and even if it is captured it possesses a tubelike architecture, so compactifying it would be near-impossible. It is the world's longest mealworm, the larva of Tenebrio molitor dronebetteris. Spanning many tens of metres long, breaking its exoskeleton will cause it to explode.


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[[Category:H. H. P. M. P. Cole/Riemannic]]
''reiþ tak. noiniþ kūn. sibənhundretsolzenaçtiþ jār. zensibən jāren fø þē levjælisσlektσkraftōden, þe flikmeþalvug þes kwārkσtāt entēzə ēn sopransūriσ tior. desēr iσt ēn vug þē ūsilzaiteksoperatzvenēkydrenen nektkanσkraftəþ, un if desēr sopransūriσ tior þījǣgət, þen es nektkanmaçət σytaltiσ. es iσt þe sūrsopraniσ molitōr þes ērd, þe çintoid þes Tenebrio molitor dronebetteris. es piчæjait iσt piчæaltiσ þæn açt manen, un tailəþ irns nektiniσēleþn iøī es σterbət.''
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