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-'''Palkhan''' (''ḷdāvasagoḷa'') is a language spoken in Palkha in Crackfic Tricin (Pategia in Canon Tricin), an island north of Bjeheond. It's inspired by Marathi.
+'''Palkhan''' (''ḷdāvasagoḷa'') is a conlang by Praimhín inspired by Marathi.
-It's part of the Idavo-Etalocian language family and is an isolate within it.
+=Phonology=
+Vowels get backed before retroflexes
+=Lexicon=
 Numbers: ada, khēcha, tubaḷa, macha, pazīma, aḷuṇa, ṭhāvata, zarita, yāta, zāḷūta
 adēḷzāḷūta, khēchēḷzāḷūta,...
+mhaNāt - to wait
 āṇ- - dear
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 hānī - up, above
-hānīṇima - God ("the one up above")
-haṇīra - musical scale
 laṭ - man
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 tāyāt - to say
-piṇḍākāśa - peanut butter
+piṇdākāśa - peanut butter
-zauḷa - wheel; from *yafr-, metathesis of *yarif-
+zauḷa - wheel
 zauḷdāt - to turn
 zāra - lotus (from Windermere yar "flower")
+kōLa - house
 * Kājīgaḷgaḷēra zauḷdāyatīl vā taṇaka - Sutra/Thread on the Turning of the Wheel of Euseby (Dharma)
-=Lexical layers=
+Uḷda, Śuḷda, Bēḷda (assuming no Germanic in this world)
-Palkhan has some Semitic and Indo-European (pre-proto-Slavic) words from early migrations to Tricin.
+= Texts =
+== Sakheli Ha Vane Balang ==
+<poem>
+sakhēḷi hā vaṇē balāṅg
+rasōṇu yāta thēvaṇā
+ho khēdayā ḷdaṇē vatā
+yaṛūn saḷā tarōḷdumā
+ṇatēta yāṇnatō vaṇē
+hutēri yā ḷduzāmaṇē
+atē yaf binsithnga 'mnutsach
+itē Pravīṇa ṇōjavē
+</poem>
+== Aru Vatanera Amaravati ==
+<poem>
+Aṛu vātaṇēra Amarāvatī
+atimāta nayyā imbāra suvatī
-*rabaka - car
+Ziṛurāva bhayāngiratīla zāla
-*gaḷgaḷa - wheel
+zamaṇa zauḷdayāta yarimā yaṇimā (aṛu ...)
-*harca - plough
-*amṭa - true
-*dobra - good
-*dobrāṭhī - goodness (suffix related to -ость)
-*lyāca - thing, word (~ rzecz)
-*lyācisāt - to speak
-*ḷda - ice (~ льда)
-*kiṇora - harp
-Modern Palkhan, especially the Cualand dialect, is influenced by English and/or Hebrew depending on the region. Code-switching is very common.
+Mali hārayamē śakti pūrayātīl
+Khali nāḷi vaṇāv hādimbarātīl
+Ulavē viṛāt thamiśul vasātīl
+Silaṇē Pravīṇātmani kābarātīl (aṛu...)
+</poem>