Häskä/Wordlist
| Häskä/Wordlist | |
|---|---|
| Wiob-Muts | |
| Created by | IlL |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-3 | qwb |
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Wiobian verse
About Wiobian music
engunn&fiungs mieh Wäls tur Wiob-Hien! ("View this page in Wiobian!")
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Todo
- Wiob-Schriof-Eber-Hölsch "Wiobian-style collection-piece" - Wiobian Suites
Notes on notation
- i - denotes i-umlaut of the root.
- u - denotes u-umlaut of the root.
Orthography
- See also: Wiobian/Script.
Phonology
Phonotactics
(C)V(C)T
Words are mainly monosyllabic, occasionally trochees.
Compounds are left-headed and trochaic.
Initials
Wiobian Consonant Shift:
p > f / V_V,
p > f / V_C
p > pf / #_, {l,m,n,r}_
pp > pf
t > ss or ß / V_
t > tz or z / #_, {l,m,n,r}_
tt > tz
k > ch / V_
bb > pp /
d > t
þ > d
f > b / V_V, l_
p pʰ b m mʰ f v w
pˁ pˁʰ bˁ mˁ mʰˁ fˁ vˁ
t tʰ d n nʰ s z l nˡ
tˁ tˁʰ dˁ nˁ nʰˁ sˁ zˁ
tɬ tɬʰ dɮ nˡ nˡʰ ɬ ɮ
! !ʰ g! ŋ! ŋʰ! ɧ ɧ̬
!ˁ !ˁʰ g!ˁ ŋ!ˁ ŋʰ!ˁ ɧˁ ɧ̬ˁ
k kʰ g ŋ ŋʰ x ɣ
q qʰ ɢ ɴ ɴʰ χ ʁ
h ʔ ħ ʕ
Umlaut
- short u /u/ i-umlauts to short ü /y/
- io /y/? i-umlauts to ie /i/?
- ia /jæ/ i-umlauts to ie /i/?
- short o /o/ i-umlauts to short ö /e/
- short a /æ/ i-umlauts to short ä /e/
- short e /ə/ i-umlauts to short i /i/
- uo i-umlauts to üö
- short a /æ/ u-umlauts to short å /o/
Coda consonants
Only the following coda consonants may occur: [p t k m n ŋ j w].
Tones
Stressed syllables may have one of 6 tones.
- high level tone (˥) (high falling (˥˩) in pausa) < LMW high modal
- mid rising tone (˧˥) < LMW high breathy
- mid level tone (˧) < LMW high glottalized
- low falling tone (˨˩) < LMW low modal
- low rising tone (˩˧) < LMW low breathy
- low level tone (˨) < LMW low glottalized
Example syllable: /maj/ mai
- /maj˥/ (mai1) Schmörr: liver
- /maj˧˥/ (mai2) Kmas: border/edge
- /maj˧/ (mai3) schmeig: lie
- /maj˨˩/ (mai4) Meder: valley
- /maj˩˧/ (mai5) Mels: lightning
- /maj˨/ (mai6) enbelt: provoke
Grammar
Phrasebook
- Pei-käh-kiob, in gerbänk-klers iete! (bi-ga-dźu, yn fạng-dlái ed!)
- Mäßtes riet! - Greetings!
- Wenfoders-Bedrahnke: Woi2 szan6! - Hello.
- ta2 hung2 - thank you.