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|image = Gwaxol.png | |image = Gwaxol.png | ||
|imagesize = 185px | |imagesize = 185px | ||
|imagecaption = ''xazat³ gwaxolsa⁵'' in the | |imagecaption = ''xazat³ gwaxolsa⁵'' in the Hanoehn script | ||
|name = Gwaxol | |name = Gwaxol | ||
|nativename = gwaxol⁵ | |nativename = gwaxol⁵ | ||
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|familycolor = Creole | |familycolor = Creole | ||
|creator = Dillon Hartwig | |creator = Dillon Hartwig | ||
|script = | |era = -800 to 200 MT | ||
|script = Hanoehn | |||
|nation = N/A | |nation = N/A | ||
|map = GwaxolMap.png | |map = GwaxolMap.png | ||
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==Orthography== | ==Orthography== | ||
Gwaxol is written with the | Gwaxol is written with the Hanoehn script. Its romanization is as follows. | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+ Gwaxol script and romanization | |+ Gwaxol script and romanization | ||
|- | |- | ||
! (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! A a || Ä ä || D d || E e || Ë ë || G g || Gw gw || Ğ ğ | ||
|- | |- | ||
| /ɑ/ || /ɛ/ || /d/ || /e/ || /ə/ || /g/ || /gʷ/ || /ɣ/ | | /ɑ/ || /ɛ/ || /d/ || /e/ || /ə/ || /g/ || /gʷ/ || /ɣ/ | ||
|- | |- | ||
! (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! H h || I i || Ï ï || K k || Kw kw || L l || Ł ł || M m | ||
|- | |- | ||
| /h/ || /i/ || /ɨ/ || /k/ || /kʷ/ || /ɮ/ || /ɬ/ || /m/ | | /h/ || /i/ || /ɨ/ || /k/ || /kʷ/ || /ɮ/ || /ɬ/ || /m/ | ||
|- | |- | ||
! (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! N n || Ng ng || Nw nw || Nz nz || O o || Ö ö || R r || S s | ||
|- | |- | ||
| /n/ || /ŋ/ || /ŋʷ/ || /z̃/ || /o/ || /ɵ/ || /r/ || /s/ | | /n/ || /ŋ/ || /ŋʷ/ || /z̃/ || /o/ || /ɵ/ || /r/ || /s/ | ||
|- | |- | ||
! (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! T t || Th th || U u || Ü ü || W w || X x || Xw xw || Y y | ||
|- | |- | ||
| /s/ || /θ/ || /u/ || /ʉ/ || /ɣʷ/ || /x/ || /xʷ/ || /ʝ/ | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) || (img) | ||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! Z z || ¹ || ² || ³ || ⁴ || ⁵ || ⁶ | ||
|- | |- | ||
| /z/ || /˥-˥/ || /˩-˩/ || /˥-˧/ || /˧-˩/ || /˩-˥/ || /˥-˩-˧/ | | /z/ || /˥-˥/ || /˩-˩/ || /˥-˧/ || /˧-˩/ || /˩-˥/ || /˥-˩-˧/ | ||
|} | |} | ||
*Hyphens disambiguate /Cʷ, θ, ŋ, z̃/ ⟨Cw, th, ng, nz⟩ from /Cw, th, ng, nz/ ⟨C'w, t'h, n'g, n'z⟩ | *Hyphens disambiguate /Cʷ, θ, ŋ, z̃/ ⟨Cw, th, ng, nz⟩ from /Cw, th, ng, nz/ ⟨C'w, t'h, n'g, n'z⟩ | ||
*Tone numbers are written word-finally | *Tone numbers are written word-finally | ||
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====Reduplication==== | ====Reduplication==== | ||
Full stem reduplication is used to derive diminutive adjectives (for example ''töngtöng²'' "somewhat narrow" from ''töng²'' "narrow"), new iterative or reflexive meanings from some verbs (for example ''harar³'' "it returns to it" from ''har³'' "it goes to it" (stem ''-ar³-''), collectivize nouns (for example ''kotkotol³'' "fishes (collective)" from ''kotol³'' "fish"), and generalize pronouns (for example ''xöxö¹'' "one of them" from ''xö¹'' "him/her/them"). | Full stem reduplication is used to derive diminutive adjectives (for example ''töngtöng²'' "somewhat narrow" from ''töng²'' "narrow"), new iterative or reflexive meanings from some verbs (for example ''harar³'' "it returns to it" from ''har³'' "it goes to it" (stem ''-ar³-''), collectivize nouns (for example ''kotkotol³'' "fishes (collective)" from ''kotol³'' "fish"), and generalize pronouns (for example ''xöxö¹'' "one of them" from ''xö¹'' "him/her/them"). In compound terms only the first stem is generally reduplicated. | ||
Full reduplication (including any affixes) with dipping tone can be used to convey uncertainty, especially in response to questions. | Full reduplication (including any affixes) with dipping tone can be used to convey uncertainty, especially in response to questions. | ||