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[[File:Old_Ynju_Middle_Tenghino_Mittaalic_script.png|250px]] "Yndu" in Middle Tenghino-Mittaalic script | |||
'''Old Ynju''' (also called Old Mitaal) is a language from [[Mittaali languages|Mittaali]] language family, which is an ancestor of two languages: [[Ynju]] and [[Mitaal]] | '''Old Ynju''' (also called Old Mitaal) is a language from [[Mittaali languages|Mittaali]] language family, which is an ancestor of two languages: [[Ynju]] and [[Mitaal]] | ||
==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
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===Development from Proto-Ynju-Wenth=== | ===Development from Proto-Ynju-Wenth=== | ||
Old Ynju features palatalisation of sequences *tj, *kj and *sj to t͡ʃ and ʃ. [[Proto-Ynju-Wenth]] stops *p *t *k lenited to [b], [d] and [g] intervocalicly, with [b] and [g] leniting to [w] and [j] respectivly when they are near a sonorant. In Ynju b d and g lenited further into [β], [j] and [h]. Geminated stops are retained in Ynju but became degeminated in Mitaal, making voicing phonemic. PYW *ʂ became ʃ everywhere. Sequences of a semivowel + vowel and vowel + semivowel monophtongised: | Old Ynju features palatalisation of sequences *tj, *kj and *sj to t͡ʃ and ʃ. [[Proto-Ynju-Wenth]] stops *p *t *k lenited to [b], [d] and [g] intervocalicly, with [b] and [g] leniting to [w] and [j] respectivly when they are near a sonorant, which isn't written in Old Mittaalo-Tenghinic Script. In Ynju b d and g lenited further into [β], [j] and [h]. Geminated stops are retained in Ynju but became degeminated in Mitaal, making voicing phonemic. PYW *ʂ became ʃ everywhere. Sequences of a semivowel + vowel and vowel + semivowel monophtongised: | ||
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! Proto-Ynju-Wenth !! Old Ynju !! Envoirement | ! Proto-Ynju-Wenth !! Old Ynju !! Envoirement | ||