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Elicá (Εληκά) or Elicí glôssa (Εληκή γλώσσα /ɛliˈt͡ɕɪ ˈgʀoəsə/) is a Hellenic language (a descendent of quasi-Koiné Greek) inspired mainly by Portuguese and secondarily by Czech and Russian. It is the most populous Hellenic language in the Unbegotten timeline.
Initial r, rr, r in front of i/j > Czech ř
Numbers:
- m: εις his /ɪʃ/ f: μνια mnhia /mɲiɐ/ n: εμ hem /ɛũ/
- διου diu /dʐu/
- τρεις třis /tr̝iʃ/
- τέσσερα téssera /ˈtesɨrə/
- πέντε pente /pɪ̃tʂɨ/
- έιξε heixe /ˈeiʃɨ/
- εύτα heuta /ˈɛutə/
- οϊτώ oitô /oiˈtoə/
- ενία enhia /ɪ̃ˈɲiə/
- δέκα deca /ˈdekə/
Morphology
Nouns
Elicá kept only two cases, nominative and genitive/accusative (compared to Ašča, which kept the nominative, genitive and vocative). However, Elicá preserves the neuter gender unlike Ašča. Possession is indicated with για ja (from AGr δια), and definite accusative objects are marked with σ- or στ- before the definite article.
The declension classes are:
- o ánßropos /u 'ɔũsropuʃ/
- o ándras = /u 'ɔũdrɐʃ/, Αγαπάω στο άνδρα. Agapáo sto ándra. /əgɐ'pau stu ɔũdrɐ/ 'I love the man'
- to dôro /tu 'doəru/
- to pezí /tu pe'ʒi/
- i głốssa
- i pßisí
- o strachốtis
- to ásty
- nom. sg. o ánßropos /ɔũsropuʃ/, gen./acc. sg. ja to anßrópu /ɔũ'sropu/, nom. pl. i anßrópi /'ɔũsropi/, gen./acc. pl. ja tum anßrópum /ɔũ'sropoũ/
- o ándras, ja to ándra, i ándres, ja tum ándrum
- nom. sg. to dôro /'doəru/, gen./acc. sg. ja to dôru /'doəru/, nom. pl. ta dôra /'doərə/, gen./acc.pl. ja tum dôrum /'doəroũ/
- i głôssa /gʀoəsə/, ja tim głôssa /gʀoəsə/, es głôsses /gʀoəsɪʃ/, ja tum głôssam /'gʀoəsɐũ/
- i pßisí /psi'ʃi/, ja tim pßisí /psi'ʃi/, es pßises /psi'ʃɪʃ/, ja tum pßisím /psi'ʃĩ/
Verbs
| voice | tense | egô | si | outós/outí | mís | tís | outí/outés |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| active | present indicative | agapáo /əgɐ'pau/ | agapáis /əgɐ'paɪʃ/ | agapái /əgɐ'paɪ/ | agapáme /əgɐ'pamɪ/ | agapáte /əgɐ'patʂɨ/ | agapás /əgɐ'paʃ/ |