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Inspiration: Old Chinese, [[Heleasic]], Akkadian, Amharic
Inspiration: Old Chinese, [[Heleasic]], Akkadian, Amharic


Far East Semitic is one of the major branches of Semitic and literary languages of Lõis's Southeast Asia.
Far East Semitic is one of the major branches of Semitic and literary languages of Lõis's Southeast Asia. It's in a clade with Akkadian.


==Todo==
==Todo==
Verner's law in random words? plax "to open" <- *pdax <- *phthax
Verner's law in random words? plax "to open" <- *pdax <- *phthax
lhor "king", mëlkh "prince"?


==Family tree==
==Family tree==
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==== Derivation ====
==== Derivation ====
Singulatives are formed with ''bɨn-''.
Singulatives are formed with ''bɨn-''.
kʰətʰāb: agentive


===Verbs===
===Verbs===
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Derivations that correspond to binyanim in other Semitic languages are more concatenative:
Derivations that correspond to binyanim in other Semitic languages are more concatenative:
*G-stem: xtab, xtob, xtib
*G-stem: xtab, xtob, xtib
*D-stem: kʰətʰab
*D-stem: kʰətʰVb
*N-stem: nə·xtab
*N-stem: nə·xtVb
*S-stem: šə·xtab
*S-stem: šə·xtVb
*t-stems: tə·xtab
*t-stems: tə·xtVb


the pa'al / pi'el distinction surfaces as initial clusters vs minor syllables
the pa'al / pi'el distinction surfaces as initial clusters vs minor syllables
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mə- prefix for derived nouns -> prenasalization in the quasi-Hmoob language
mə- prefix for derived nouns -> prenasalization in the quasi-Hmoob language


Some derivational VN patterns
Some former VN patterns (also noun patterns)
* kʰətʰıb
* kʰətʰıb
* xteb, xtib
* xteb, xtib
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==== Pronouns ====
==== Pronouns ====
* 1sg ''nākʰ''~''ni''
* 1sg ''nā''~''nākʰ''~''ni'' (Hmooblang ''nau'')
* 2sg ''əntom''~''kʰom''
* 2sg ''əntu''~''kʰmu'' (Hmooblang ''hmu'')
Plural pronouns were formed with the associative marker ''wɨl'' (< *wa-illu 'and these') or ''kʰol'' (from *kullu 'all'):
Plural pronouns were formed with the associative marker ''wɨl'' (< *wa-illu 'and these') or ''kʰol'' (from *kullu 'all'):
* 1pl: ''nākʰ wɨl~nākʰol''
* 1pl: ''nākʰ wɨl~nākʰol''
* 2pl ''kʰom wɨl~kʰom kʰol''
* 2pl ''kʰmu wɨl~kʰmu kʰol~kʰmɨl''


Largely replaced with rank pronouns in descendants in non-intimate speech
Largely replaced with rank pronouns in descendants in non-intimate speech
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