Izîmo
Introduction
Izîmo /I.zɪ̆.mo/ is a language of the Izomonic Languages spoken in the islands of Southeastern Tunisia, The Izomonic Languages can be classified as Indo-European, although few evidence supports this claim.
Numbers
Numbers are mainly adjectives, used for explaining exactly how many of certain item there are.
- 1: Okĺna
- 2: Disâle
- 3: Tékâni
- 4: Pedó
- 5: Febîya
- 6: Séxo
- 7: Sató
- 8: Ohńlê
- 9: Jńla
- 10: Dósîqa
Phonology
Unique to the Izîmonic Languages, Zimo has voiced Palatalized Palatal Plosives.
| Labial | Dental / Alveolar | Lab. Dental | Palatal | Velar | Uvular | Lab. / Vel. / Uvu. patal | Lab. / Vel. / Aspirated | Lab. / Vel. / Patal Aspirated | Glottal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasal | m | n | ɲ | |||||||
| Voiced Stop | d | ɟ | g | ɟʲ, ɡʲ | ɟʰ, ɡʰ | ɟʲʰ, ɡʲʰ | ||||
| Voiceless Stop | p | t | q | qʲ | ||||||
| Voiced Fricative | β | ð,z | x | |||||||
| Voiceless Fricative | θ,s | f | h | |||||||
| Voiced Fricative | x | |||||||||
| Flap / Trill | ʀ | |||||||||
| Lateral | ʎ |