Weddish

Weddish
Vediš
weddish.conglang.org
Pronunciation	[/ˈve(ː).dɪʃ/]
Created by	Robert Murphy
Date	2013
Setting	Jewish intermarriage / Systematic Theology
Native speakers	0.01 (2014)
Language family	Indo-European Germanic West Germanic High German Yiddish Basque/Hebrew Weddish
Sources	Yiddish

Weddish (Weddish: װעדיש, X"Q: וֶדִש, Romanization: Vediš) is a constructed, a posteriori, naturalistic auxlang, made from Yiddish with heavy influences from Hebrew, English, German, and some Basque. It has ergative-absolutive morphosyntactic alignment and a pervasive yet symbolic use of the dual. It is meant to promote the institution of marriage, foster better communication between persons, and improve the constructs of systematic theological discussions. It is well-suited as an auxlang for Jewish intermarriage.

The language was created in 2013 by Robert Murphy as part of an assignment at Covenant Theological Seminary for Professor Jerram Barrs.

Weddish וועדיש
Progress: 43%
Type
fusional
Alignment
Ergative-Absolutive
Head direction
Initial	Mixed		Final
Primary word order
Subject-verb-object
Tonal
No
Declensions
No
Conjugations
Yes
Genders
2
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice		Mood
Person		Number
Tense		Aspect

This language now has its own wiki at weddish.conglang.org!