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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • ...with something so unlike Latin you have to wonder if you broke historical linguistics or not.
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  • ...purposes of [[w:historical-comparative linguistics|historical-comparative linguistics]]. Translations of the Swadesh list into a set of languages allow researche
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  • .../. That phoneme corresponds to /l/ and many instances of the low [[w:tone (linguistics)|tone]] in Gaju, and corresponds to /w/ and diphthongal /u/ in Rttirri. In |l, [[w:Tone (linguistics)|V˩]]
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  • The language's creation was headed by my first found intrest in linguistics in the 6th grade. At first it was to be a fusion of Latin and some Germanic
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  • ...ts’ first great hurdle, however thanks to the breakthroughs of comparative linguistics, the linguists were able to figure that the consonant inventory must contai
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  • ...tory of six vowels and 22 consonants, and also distinguished two [[w:tone (linguistics)|tones]]. As part of the [[w:Mainland Southeast Asia linguistic area|Southe Old Gaju distinguished two [[w:tone (linguistics)|tones]]: high and low. In addition, two contour tones were allowed in loan
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  • ...is a philosophical auxlang growing on [[w:Cognitive linguistics|cognitive linguistics]]. It has five main goals, according to the creator Escha<ref>[https://euco
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • In Czecklish linguistics, a thematic circumfix consists of two vowels that are placed before and aft In Czecklish linguistics, a thematic circumfix consists of two vowels that are placed before and aft
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  • ...ence is only known by magic but only muggles have developed the science of linguistics. This project is dedicated to the first martyr of this charitable cause, Ch |sign=Ministry of Magical-Muggle Relations, Linguistics Division
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  • ART.SPEC = [[w:Specificity_(linguistics)|specific article]]
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...una, pepe''. [[stress (linguistics)|Stress]] normally falls on the [[Root (linguistics)|main root]]. For example, in ''apkebo'' = to behead, the stress falls on ' Uropi [[Root (linguistics)|roots]] can be divided into three categories:
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  • ...Business|Marshall School of Business]] with a doctorate in [[w:Linguistics|linguistics]]. Naʼvi was designed to fit [[w:James Cameron|James Cameron]]'s conceptio ...t the project would appeal to Paul Frommer, with whom he had co-authored a linguistics textbook, and so forwarded Lightstorm's inquiry on to him. Frommer and Cam
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • ...think "African" languages sound. As I am rather unlearned when it comes to linguistics the result is likely to be sketchy and uninspiring to others, but it is mai
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • |setting=experiment in feminist [[linguistics]], and featured in Elgin's novel ''Native Tongue'' Láadan has an [[agglutinative language|agglutinative]] [[morphology (linguistics)|morphology]], and uses a number of [[affix]]es to indicate various feeling
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...wborn language incurred a few hours of research on some specific aspect of linguistics and/or phonology.
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  • !colspan=3| [[wikipedia:Stress (linguistics)|Stress]]
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  • !colspan=4| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...ect really can assure an universally recognized masterpiece of constructed linguistics, one can hope to apply several enhancement, especially in the fields of pho
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • Sohcahtoan is a [[w:Stress (linguistics)|prototonic]] language, meaning that linguistic stress is placed on the fir
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  • Afrihili draws its [[phonology]], [[morphology (linguistics)|morphology]] and [[syntax]] from various [[African languages]], particular There is no [[tone (linguistics)|tone]]. Stress is on the second-last vowel. Exclamation marks come at the
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ==Linguistics==
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  • ...'': When two sounds appear next to each other, the first [[w:Assimilation (linguistics)|assimilates]] in voicing and aspiration to the second.** This applies full
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  • ...History, or, What's Weird, Anyway?|journal=Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society|language=en|volume=36|issue=1|pages=16–31|doi=10.3765/bls.v36i1.3 ...nguists.<ref>{{Cite book|title=Language contact, creolization, and genetic linguistics|last=Grey.|first=Thomason, Sarah|others=Kaufman, Terrence, 1937–|isbn=978
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...hening); the present stem is in what is called the "''a''-grade" in Quihum linguistics, and the preterite stem has the "''i''-grade".
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...titute of Language and Linguistics|The Kihā́mmic Institute of Language and Linguistics]]
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...and observed both seasoned and novice conlangers discussing all aspects of linguistics. Since then he decided to move forward and bring Lortho into fruition. The [[w:Stress_(linguistics)|Stress]] in Lortho is handled as follows:
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  • | agency = Arnah Bureau of Linguistics(ABL)
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  • ...cally pleasing. However, as I do not currently have an expert knowledge of linguistics, to create
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  • ...f [[Susan Conant]]'s "Dog Lover's Mysteries". The character Johanna does [[linguistics|linguistic]] research with a [[feminist]] bent on [[grammatical gender]] "i
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  • There are three basic [[Tone (linguistics)|tones]] in Guosa: high, mid, and low; there are also two [[Tone contour|co ...sa, all verbs have one form; there is no conjugation. There is a [[Copula (linguistics)|copula]], ''wù'', but it is only used with a predicate noun. With predica
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  • ...et|{{lang|el|ς}}}} was also used word-medially at the end of a [[Compound (linguistics)|compound]] morpheme, e.g. "δυςκατανοήτων", marking the morphe
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  • ...entertainment to its creator, as well as help its creator learn more about Linguistics as a whole along the way. Although, it goes without saying that it's mostly
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  • Ancient Sohcahtoan is a [[w:Stress (linguistics)|prototonic]] language, meaning stress is placed on the first syllable of a
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  • ...corporation]] and derivation. That is, it can add many different [[Prefix (linguistics)|prefix]]es and [[suffix]]es to a root until very long words are formed. Ve .... Another feature which is rarely marked in manuscripts is the [[Saltillo (linguistics)|saltillo]] or [[glottal stop]] ([ʔ]). In this article, the ''saltillo'' i
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  • ! colspan="4"| [[w:Tone (linguistics)|Tones]]
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  • ...ally expresses [[w:Modality (natural language)|modality]] or [[w:Contrast (linguistics)|contrast]]. If a verb phrase contains more than one verb, the proclitic wi ...tical relations (subject and objects). This set is called its [[w:Valency (linguistics)|valency]]. Kirtumur has several mechanisms which change the normal valency
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  • ...⟨é⟩, ⟨ó⟩ and ⟨ú⟩, although in general stress is placed on the [[w:Stress (linguistics)|penultimate]] syllable of a word.
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  • ...primary stress, secondary stress and those that are unstressed. In Hondish linguistics, those are conventionally markes as ''P'', ''S'' and ''u'' respectively. Ho
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  • Psér, like its ancestor [[Paleogadaic]], is [[w:Stress (linguistics)|prototonic]], meaning that stress is placed on the first syllable of a wor
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  • The general rule regarding the [[Stress (linguistics)#Lexical stress|stress]] is: ...class – [[noun]], [[verb]], [[adjective]], [[adverb]], etc. [[Derivation (linguistics)|Derivation]] takes place by means of [[affix]]es and [[particle (grammar)|
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  • {{Main|linguistics:Morphosyntactic alignment}}
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  • ...tress is always found either on the [[w:Penult|penult]] or the [[w:Ultima_(linguistics)|ultima]], depending on the vowels present, and the secondary stress is alw * {{cop|'''ϫⲱⲣⲁⲥⲡⲉ'''}} (linguistics): {{IPA|/t͡ʃoːɾˈaspə/}}
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  • ...ormation on the language is that is has a very weak word-final [[w:stress (linguistics)|stress]], lacks [[w:adjective|adjective]]s and [[w:adverb|adverb]]s, and t ...ese do to some extent govern [[w:obviation|obviation]], and [[w:agreement (linguistics)|agreement]] with adjectives. They are mainly dependent upon size and edibi
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  • ...(grammar)|articles]] ('''''la''''' or '''''un''''') or other [[determiner (linguistics)|determiners]] such as '''''esta''''' (this, these), '''''acel''''' (that, There are also several [[Prefix (linguistics)|prefixes]]. '''''Non-''''' means not, '''''re-''''' means again or in the
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  • ...resonant; the inflection is an example of "hybrid inflection" in Soenjoan linguistics, i.e. a former consonant stem which was shifted to vowel stem but retaining
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  • ...e stem. Later languages developed this feature into separate [[w:Volition (linguistics)|volition]] or [[w:Telicity|telicity]] verb categories. Kyem-Khad verbs exh
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  • ...what satirical take on the efforts of certain 19th-century popularizers of linguistics to posit Sanskrit as the ''Ursprache'' of the Indo-Europeans — or, as the
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  • Fásriyya is a [[w:Tone (linguistics)|tonal language]] with two tone levels, high (H) and low (L), with low bein
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  • *Gír Bhélima: Linguistics *Bhoc chúna: Alignment [Rules] (Linguistics) [Come-Rules]
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  • |agency = The Natalician Academic Council for Linguistics ..., during the year 1845 when the official ''Natalician academic council for Linguistics'' was founded and coined the official source of tracking of the language's
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  • distinguishes alienable and inalienable [[Linguistics:Possession|possession]]. Both are marked with prefixes on the possessed nou
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  • As reconstructed by '''Tahokhe ni-Peike''', scholar of linguistics at the Academy of Golden Islet (''kny Fedoret kär Lahör'').
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  • Kiitra employs nineteen consonants and a [[glottal stop]] marker; Alplai linguistics, however, regard the "h" sound and glottal stop as a distinct intermediary
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  • ...countless hours studying texts in [[w:theoretical linguistics|theoretical linguistics]], [[w:cognitive grammar|cognitive grammar]], [[w:psycholinguistics|psychol ...ophonology with 30 consonants and 10 vowels (and the addition of [[w:Tone (linguistics)|tones]]) and published the revision on 10 June 2007 as Ilaksh.<ref name="i
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  • The category of [[w:Possession (linguistics)|possession]] is indicated with possessive [[w:Possessive affix|affixes]].
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  • ...l gender|gender]] of the most oblique argument given a word's [[w:Valency (linguistics)|valency]], as defined by the ''DGA pyramid''<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/
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  • Gaju is considered more linguistically [[w:conservative (linguistics)|innovative]] than Rttirri, having undergone many phonological and grammati * Gradual development of a [[w:tone (linguistics)|tone]] system. First, coda */ʟ/ disappeared and left a low tone on the pr
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  • ...eland B.|chapter=Le linguistica como reclamo pro Interlingua|trans-chapter=Linguistics as an advertisement for Interlingua|title=Interlinguistica e Interlingua: D ...simple grammar and regular word formation using a small number of [[root (linguistics)|roots]] and [[affix]]es.<ref name="many-represented">[[Alice Vanderbilt Mo
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  • In Dokdo Creole, [[w:Stress (linguistics)|primary stress]] is placed on the first syllable of a word, whereas [[w:Se
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  • Likewise, Sambahsa's [[Stress (linguistics)|accentuation]] rules are complex but regular, and tend to follow what is o ...as it was the case in PIE.<ref>R.S.P. Beekes, ''Comparative Indo-European Linguistics'', J.Benjamins.Pub., p.195</ref> There are identical forms for the relative
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  • ...also serves as yet another opportunity for me to delve into Indo-European linguistics. Hirathic has furthermore a set of words from an in-universe pre-Indo-Europ
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  • ...and in some cases the intransitive subject, when a clause is [[w:Volition (linguistics)|volitional]]. Here is an example of such a volitional contrast in an intra
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  • ...to other West Plains languages. The language also has an overt [[w:Copula (linguistics)|copula]], ''(y)in'' ("to be"), which is attached to nouns as a suffix - th
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  • ...irst=Joseph L. |last=Subbiondo|title=John Wilkins and 17th-century British linguistics|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=5pP2LoB9eJkC&pg=PA144|access-date=28
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  • ...ilities as a conlanger by applying my (regrettably deficient) knowledge in linguistics.
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  • ...e many languages spoken nearby, its phonology does not feature a [[w:tone (linguistics)|tone]] system, but it does have a three-way voicing/aspiration distinction
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  • ...e Kutic and Moshurian. Although Iki-Duki's most famous contribution to the linguistics community was his classification of Kutic as part of the at the time still The Inner Taráhus dialect is generally considered by Moshurian linguistics to be what the MLR constitution means in the line: <blockquote>"''[...] The
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  • ...cific example of such a system. The scientific study of language is called linguistics. Estimates of the number of languages in the world vary between 5,000 and 7
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  • ...ry regular except for a small set of verbs, which includes the [[w:Copula (linguistics)|copula]] '''{{term|sire}}'''. ...verbs: '''{{term|duere}}''' and '''{{term|friiere}}'''—and [[w:Derivative (linguistics)|derivatives]] thereof.
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  • |agency = Imperial Xanian Linguistics Institute
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  • The [[stress (linguistics)|stress]] is based on the classical Latin rule: ...lar – and Peano's – usage, ''[[grammar]]'' does not refer to [[Morphology (linguistics)|morphological]] structures alone, but also to [[syntax]] and [[phonology]]
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  • ...s attached to an existing verb - a process, called noun [[w:Incorporation (linguistics)|incorporation]]. Adjectives and adverbials derive from either verbs or nom ...ly found in a specific position, some may change order via [[w:Metathesis_(linguistics)|metathesis]]. Suffixes are typically more rigid and when a consonant clust
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  • ...escended from the Proto-Duaric gerund, to form a compound verb. In Duaric linguistics, this verbal noun is referred to as the participial, as it also functions a
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  • ...elf, but is instead reflected by verb conjugation. Nouns can be [[w:Focus (linguistics)|focused]] or neutral, depending on their importance in the conversation. M [[w:Possession (linguistics)|Possession]] is marked with possessive prefixes, attached to the possessed
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  • ...isolate|language isolate]], meaning it does not [[w:Genetic relationship (linguistics)|genetically relate]] to any other known language on the planet, similar to
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  • ...ject]] (VSO) word order and head-first phrases. It had verbs, [[w:Nominal (linguistics)|nominals]] (a combined noun/adjective/participle part of speech), pronouns Lemizh uses [[w:Mora (linguistics)|moræ]] for structuring words: a short syllable equals one mora, and a lon
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