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• New Balaybalan
  |name = New Balaybalan '''New Balaybalan''' (Turkish: Bâleybelen or Yeni Bâleybelen), also transcribed
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• Suwáá/New Urban
  '''New Urban Sowaár''' is an emergent variety of Sowaár spoken by urban middle-c ...inguistic change, a version of this "gynelect" is on its way to becoming a new, non-posh standard for Sowaár.
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• The New Dutch
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• New Imperial Age
  ...War of Reclamation]]. Years before this are referred to as '''Before the New Imperial Age''' ({{Smallcaps|bnia}}). The name refers to [[S'entin]] and [ ==Timeline of events in the New Imperial Age count==
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• New Imperial Age
  ...War of Reclamation]]. Years before this are referred to as '''Before the New Imperial Age''' ({{Smallcaps|bnia}}). The name refers to [[S'entin]] and [ ==Timeline of events in the New Imperial Age count==
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• Scotian
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• Middle Anatolian Languages
  ...Middle Anatolian languages are a family of constructed languages that are New Balaybalan. * [[New Balaybalan]]
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• Suwáá/New Urban
  '''New Urban Sowaár''' is an emergent variety of Sowaár spoken by urban middle-c ...inguistic change, a version of this "gynelect" is on its way to becoming a new, non-posh standard for Sowaár.
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• Tevrén
  | data2 = {{Smallcaps|1[[New Imperial Age|nia]]—present}} | label7 = <small>83[[New Imperial Age|NIA]]</small>
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• Ámman îar
  ...uences from several of Tolkien's own languages, but due to diachronics and new roots having been added, amman iar is very unique.
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• Carpathian vocabulary
  ...veloped system of derivational morphology along with compounding to create new words, meaning that borrowing words is not necessary, but it still happens,
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• Suwáá/Accents
  ==New Urban==
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• Ilesse
  | date = 83<small>[[New Imperial Age|NIA]]</small>
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• Hyperfrench
  ...inction: ''s vati nyvier'' "the new car" vs ''s vati ie nyvo'' "the car is new", somewhat like in German.
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• Phonotactics
  ...can be used by linguists and language creators alike to analyze and create new languages. ...s is also a valuable tool for language creators, or conlangers, who design new languages. By establishing a set of phonotactic rules, conlangers can creat
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• Lamikorda
  ...heir world "Teraa" after a series of asteroid collisions, hoping to find a new world for the 1.2 million colonists to rebuild their civilization. The "Ter ...ntense language and cultural instruction, after which they travel to their new homes in the Eastern Sector. When the colony ship's nuclear reactors show s
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• A priori language
  ...ther to express an underlying philosophy or to make it easier to recognize new vocabulary. These are also known as [[Philosophical language|philosophical]
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• Seventh Linguifex Relay
  ...ang and add information so that the next person can decipher it and make a new translation. You will have '''48''' hours from the time of having received ...e: Take a look who's next after you and go to their talk page and create a new topic called "{{PAGENAME}}"; and link the page where you keep your translat
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• Sixth Linguifex Relay/1
  ...ang and add information so that the next person can decipher it and make a new translation. You will have '''48''' hours from the time of having received ...e: Take a look who's next after you and go to their talk page and create a new topic called "Sixth Linguifex Relay"; and link the page where you keep your
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• Fourth Linguifex Relay/1
  ...ang and add information so that the next person can decipher it and make a new translation. You will have '''48''' hours from the time of having received ...e: Take a look who's next after you and go to their talk page and create a new topic called "Fourth Linguifex Relay"; and link the page where you keep you
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• Anglish
  ...re many online communities from YouTube to Reddit to Discord that generate new Anglish works on a regular basis.
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• Languages of Avrid
  ...the [[Iscaria|Iscarian region]] in the 3rd and 4th millennia {{Smallcaps|[[New Imperial Age|bnia]]}}. The best known member of this group is [[Aeranir]], ...ranid languages]] around the beginning of the 1st millennium {{Smallcaps|[[New Imperial Age|bnia]]}}. However, as a written languages, it remained in use
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• Fifth Linguifex Relay/1
  ...ang and add information so that the next person can decipher it and make a new translation. You will have '''48''' hours from the time of having received ...e: Take a look who's next after you and go to their talk page and create a new topic called "Fifth Linguifex Relay"; and link the page where you keep your
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• Is Burunking/history
  ** New ''s'' also develops after final ''l, n, r''. ** medially, giving rise to new long vowels and diphthongs:
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• Panlaffic languages
  :::: ''New Gánəmannic'' † :::::: ''New Angáttic'' †
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• Glommish/Lexicon
  Avtiárve = (f) New Zealand; avtiárevsьk (adj) thá karie = sorrow (Connecticut), care (New York)
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• Finian
  ...reathy-voiced consonants; “aspiration” appears to have been lost producing new voiced stops; a development which seems to have appeared after von Walden's One relatively strange change is the change of this new /d/ to /l/ at the beginning of words.
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• Fargulyn languages
  ...se:Chlouvānem Inquisition|Chlouvānem]] diocese of Kēhamijāṇa; the Union of New Ézélonía; and the inhabited parts of the Lalla Pūrjayuñca. There are, ...oken along the Embranas river (NE Inquisition) and in present-day southern New Ézélonía;
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• Matsu
  ...excavation that had started 14 May 2031. This date is now better known as New Year's Day, 0 Other Earth. ...s into colonising Other Earth. An advisory body was tasked with creating a new international language for the colony, the result being Matsu.
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• Naeng/Phrasebook
  *Șa tsuar thbam = Happy new year
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• Eastern Carolina Germanic
  ...he British Crown to settle 100 families of German Palatines in the town of New Bern on the Neuse and Trent Rivers in 1710. The colony flourished and prosp
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• New Balaybalan
  |name = New Balaybalan '''New Balaybalan''' (Turkish: Bâleybelen or Yeni Bâleybelen), also transcribed
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• Manish languages
  ...Mountain Manish, and ultimately the dialect spoken there developed into a new language, known as [[Aiden]].
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• High Dutch
  |name = The New Dutch The New Dutch is conlang that is based on [[Wikipedia:Dutch_language|Dutch]], [[Wik
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• Qíraşə
  If you want to say "my" or "your", a "da" is added to the pronoun, and the new form is added onto a word. Example: <br/>
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• Jeïos
  ...eted (including the alphabet) and a new version was made from scratch. The new language did not use its own alphabet. It relied on the Latin alphabet (so === New-Jeïos ===
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• Knašta/Prepositional Verbs
  ...anic languages, the preposition comes first, then the verb infinitive. The new prepositional verb adopts the conjugation paradigm (-va, -nés, or irregula
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• Joeriaki languages
  ...tes on [[w:Eurovision|Eurovision]] Fan Forums it was even proposed to be a new language for [[w:singing|singing]] , [[w:joiking|joiking]] and [[w:rapping| Rhything is the main feature of getting new words. 1500 new word idea's. Does not say that there are indeed words. Have made. Now the p
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• Mimina'an/Swadesh list
  |new=
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• Riqian/Leipzig-Jakarta list
  |53||new
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• Coenyar
  <!-- Leave the "New arrival" template alone, it works automatically--> <!-- If you are new to conlanging it is recommended that you visit EmperorZelos' blog page on t
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• Talossan
  ...phen Mimh (2000) ''Utopian rulers and spoofs stake out territory online''. New York Times, May 25, 2000</ref><ref name=nytimes2005>Roberta Smith, ...ntly republished elsewhere, drew his website to popular attention. Several new "citizens" joined Talossa as a result, and Madison began to claim that he w
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• IPA for Luthic
  |'''th'''ink ([[w:New York City English|New York]])
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• Belter Creole/Swadesh list
  |new=
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• Sähsch
  ...tion is an attempt to consolidate previous versions of the language with a new and better balanced phonology, and discard features outside its scope. In-u * U-Fronting / U-Ü Merger (/u:/ and new diphthongs containing /u/ have this element centralised to /ü/)
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• Zain Paldy's Ile Palavre
  ...obites had been pardoned provided they agreed to an oath of loyalty to the new monarchs William and Mary, Whitty had spent the war raiding English shippin ...f of Southwest England that had been damaged by a storm. They sailed their new ship to Bristol, where they repaired her, restocked their supplies, filled
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• Khattish
  ...claim that she had to create a translation of the Book of Light and even a new script "for those living in the darkness; poor natives to whom, alas, our b ...ars later by Teke Kále. Much later, in the seventh era 290, the founder of New Khat Empire, Sekkute I, used the script as a national romantic example of p
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• Proto-Ash
  ...of rebracketing of the Proto-Ash relational case suffix {{ash|*-n}}. While new constructions developed for locatives in general, this fossilised affix nar ...reduces some diphthongs from Early Modern Ash to monophthongs but creates new ones by eliding intervocalic consonants.
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• Folksprak/Anthropology
  ...ould be adopted in the partitioned United States, Canada, U.K., Australia, New Zealand, and places with various Creoles would be left to the individual re ...ut perhaps the descendants of German immigrants in America, Australia, and New Zealand will choose Folksprak. 'best not to work out the kinks in a rocky
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• Proto-Ash-Ish
  ...ps would eventually meet again and new cultures combining the old with the new would develop. Additionally there were important clusters that developed into new consonants in the descendants and may have been single phonemes already in
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• Níevzi
  ...eat, Sævíùs isolated themselves from all outside influence. As a result, a new dialect of Níevzi was born. :*'''Lod''' /'lod/ - Lod literally translates to "new", since this dialect is newer than the original second-generation. This is
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• Proto-Iberian
  ...0 years of direct contact (c. 480 BC), the Greeks were integrated into the new Iberian state, though the contact with [[w:Massalia|Massalia]] was kept and With the new concepts adopted from the Greeks, the Iberians seeked to expand westwards t
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• Aeranid Empire
  | data2 = {{Smallcaps|2104[[New Imperial Age|bnia]]—1266[[New Imperial Age|bnia]]}} | label7 = <small>1530 [[New Imperial Age|BNIA]]</small>
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• Austronesian Hebrew/Orthography/Katakana
  ...maic, headed east, took on new forms in India, and spread, with continuing new forms, through most of mainland Southeast Asia (minus Vietnam) and the full
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• Hapát Maihivu
  Times New Roman is consistently head-final. [[Category:Times New Roman]][[Category:Hussmauch]][[Category:Languages]]
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• Yrharian languages
  ...eir old traditions. Fishing and trade are also very important for them, as new technologies quickly entered their culture and were incorporated into it. ...t very easily and are prone to many cardiovascular diseases. This and also new infections, introduced by the colonists, severely decreased the number of t
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• Proto-Rathmosian/Later Developments
  ...final nasals ''-n'', ''-m'' with nasalisation or preceding vowel, creating new ''ą, ę, į, ų, ɚ'' and ''ąą, ęę, įį, ųų'' * lowering of ''u(u)'' > new vowel ''o(o)'' before ''a(a), ä(ä), ą(ą)'' in the next syllable: ''kuka
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• Allas
  ...opion in that region), with notable examples including Australia, England, New Zealand and South Africa. In addition to the vowel shifts, some somewhat mo ...specially visible in the British Commonwealth countries like Australia and New Zealand, combined with historical precedent in English language history.
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• Main Page/Alska
  <!-- CREATE A NEW LANGUAGE --> preload=Template:New/Language
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• Folkstunge
  As the Folk Nation's population began to grow, the influx of new speakers of the Soft Language led to a lot of changes to occur in the spoke ...nting the full range of sounds in Folk's Tongue. This script is still very new, but there will be some other pages describing the other writing systems of
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• Intralingua/Phonology
  ...ds that are easy for most learners to pronounce. In the process of forming new words, an ending cannot always be added without a modification of some kind
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• Uuskiel
  Uuskiel /uuskiel/ (literally "New language") is a finnic is conlang created by Nico Kaikkonen aka Nico Fors.
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• Proto-Ketan
  With the creation of the Oares Empire, the Ejalan language became the new lingua franca in the East, while the Virjan language had (and still has) a ...*ai could have already been monophthongs in Kvetain). It also developed a new phoneme *ǫ of an unknown quality, which did not survive in any modern lang
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• Omonkwi
  ...nkwi are encouraged in this way to come up with new aesthetically pleasing new words and terms, being considered both an artistic practice as well as a le
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• Pamarėska/Orthography
  ...North-Eastern dialects, which were the most widely spoken back then. This new orthography was similar to the Latvian one having diacritics instead of dig ...s new Pomorian Proper is a mixture of Western and Eastern dialects and the new orthography is a compromise variant between the traditional and Eastern sys
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• Guide:Gender
  ...have gender. One such explanation is that it gives an easy method to make new words from existing ones, example includes Spanish ''médico'' for doctor,
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• Tba
  '''Tba''' is an L-Austronesian language spoken in the island of New Hercynia in [[Lõis]]'s Southeast Asia. It's inspired by Estonian, and is m
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• Jokelang 2/Swadesh
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || {{term|}}
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• Moshurian/Swadesh list
  |new=
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• Zoki
  ...lace from the retroflex series of consonants, to the alveolar series, to a new dental series. * In verbs and gerunds, word-initial */β/ became a new /w/.
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• Norroman
  ...nological change. However, vowel reduction and devoicing has resulted in a new set of pseudo-clusters emerging in normal speech for many speakers, much li
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• Carpathian historical development
  ...me retroflex ''*š'' after ''*r, *u, *k or *i''. In Eastern Carpathian this new ''š'' reverted back to ''s'' before plosive consonants (in some southern d ...l ''*m'' changed to ''n''. Final resonants were preserved by addition of a new ending: PIE ''*péh₂wr̥'' “wheat” > ''*púhr-an'' > Car. ''pūrha''
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• Swadesh list
  # new # new
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• Hara/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] ||
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• Tenok language
  ...iliary Language for all kinds of people around the world, giving to them a new way to connect to each other. Nowadays, Tenok has being developing to be mo
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• Tumachee
  ...e letters, notably circumflex vowels(âêîôû) and the cedilla h(ḫ), with the new letters phonetically representing high tone and vowels and the voiceless pa ...rding to Man of Long Speeches(''Ḫawayûkkabân'').</ref> Later on in life, a new name would be assigned to the person based on the person's achievements, me
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• Qohtic languages/Leipzig-Jakarta list
  |53||new
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• Shimajiman
  ...od, and thus when the Meiji era began the vassals were integrated into the new Japanese state, though many kingdoms still stayed independent in the north Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Part
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• Castithan
  ...phasis such as in the sentence «You, I love». In the case of Castithan the new emphasized word would have to go with the topic marking particle ''ksa'':
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• Proto-Coelo-Caric
  |'''Merging and affricatization of PCC */x/, */g/''' into a new consonant, */ǯ/ [d͡ʒ] — *ča čenta "home world" > *ǯaǯenta > ''zaze |'''Lenition of the velar plosive */k/''' to a new consonant, */x/ [x] (probably [h] in some environments) — *ʼnakis "streng
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• Knrawi/Swadesh
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || {{term|sjit}}
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• Gemendic/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] ||
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• Gwaxol/Swadesh
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || {{term|-ëgw-}}
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• Proto-Tungric/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] ||
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• Hano
  <!-- Leave the "New arrival" template alone, it works automatically--> <!-- If you are new to conlanging it is recommended that you visit EmperorZelos' blog page on t
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• Siaksisz/Swadesh list
  new: nów
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• Isleŋ/Lexicon
  new
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• Celabrian/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td> </td></tr>
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• Sino-Magyar
  ...ld character form", and the simplified forms are called 新字形 = síndzúhen = "new character form". ...be read with either hon or ma reading, with both correct, for example 鐵道 (new form: 鉄道), "railway", for which both the Hon reading, "teddó", and the
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• Scellan/Phrasebook
  *''A fawl serñ slawb'' = Happy New Year! *''Aodéaroa'' = New Zealand
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• Fourth Linguifex Relay/Sceptrian
  *It is common for Sceptrian to [[Sceptrian#Derivational_Morphology|derive]] new nouns from verbs already derived from nouns
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• Fifth Linguifex Relay/Siyayu Ürüküs
  ...e in the second position in a sentence. Word order is relatively free with new information tending towards the front of the utterance.
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• Laefêvëši
  ...language from the old version, it has since then taken an almost entirely new form. Most of the vocabulary has been changed, as well as several changes i
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• Nēpoki
  ...Nepokians mingle with (Proto-)Polynesian tribes and adopt words from their new neighbors. However, there are hardly any words from Nepokian in Polynesian ====New Nepokian====
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• Keeltyewarem
  |setting = New South Wales, Australia
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• Guimin/Swadesh
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || {{term|ной}}
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• Hantza
  *Non-configurational (new news before the verb (often definite), old news after the verb (often indef *Non-configurational (new news before the verb (often definite)?, old news after the verb (often inde
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• Togarmite/Swadesh list
  new: niú
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• Pre-Owina
  ...oicelessness when pulled out of consonant clusters, thus cementing them as new phonemes. ...ied the robust case system of Proto-Indo-European, Pre-Owina innovated two new cases under influence from nearby Siberian languages:
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• Carpathian ablaut
  New zero-grade is widely present in verbs: *Forming new intransitive verbs from transitive verbs with full grade vowels: '''''ū'''
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• First Linguifex Relay
  ...this list, see who's next after you and go onto their talk page. Create a new topic called "First Linguifex Relay"; use the template ''<nowiki>{{subst:ta
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• Glommish/Swadesh list
  new: niú
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• Ditab/Swadesh list
  new: niú
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• Old Shalaian/Wordlist
  *''mala'' = new
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• Proto-Oronaic
  ...he outcome of these consonants in different branches. Both traditional and new theories are represented in tables below: |+ New theory
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• Universal Languages
  ...anguages, the Qinghai sprachbund, the Celtic languages, and others. Papua New Guinea seems to have naturally created a creole to meet this exact kind of ...sh to its Germanic roots, the U.S.A.'s hidden divisions become clear and a new era of communication becomes possible, across Northern Europe, and the worl
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• Van
  It is quite easy to create new verbs: any noun or stem can be turned into a verb by adding the appropriate There are several semantically-restricted options for creating a new noun from a verb.
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• Modern Phrygian/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>νεύος, -α, -ο</td></tr>
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• Yrkyr
  ...cestor approximately 2 000 years ago and still remain in contact, allowing new words entering easily. Yrkyr also underwent a slight Mtari influence by the ...and /u/ respectively, but these features are not phonemic anymore. Instead new consonant alterations derived from the change.
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• Idiom Neutral
  ...was understood that the changes effectively resulted in the creation of a new language, which was named “Idiom Neutral” (which means “the neutral i ...u Universal'' in 1898 and the circulars of the Academy were written in the new language from that year. Those who continued to use Volapük re-formed the
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• Ancient Lathian
  ...y-states, and take over the Greek colonies on its coasts. Shortly after, a new period of prosperity began in the mid 1st millennium BCE, known as Classica ...changes, and by the 6th century BCE a new form of Lathian, written with a new alphabet, had emerged.
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• Alpian languages
  ...first with a common sound change (*ï>*a, *e>*ä merge and raise of *ë to a new *ï) while *ë,ï>i merge is established for Noroeic. West Alpian is known
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• Soc'ul'/Swadesh
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || {{term|uez}}
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• Proto-Dynic
  ...monophthongs, some merging with original ''*ē'', whilst others becoming a new, perhaps more closed version, such as {{IPA-all|ɛː|}}, written ''*ē₂''
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• Kyrdan languages
  ...k in more or less pure Ilusal or Ruosal with each other and only introduce new loanwords if necessary, while in the south Sērsal mixed with Cirdamur and ...tablets. It is likely that Kērsalur slowly substituted Ķyrdum, becoming a new prestige variety and liturgical language. An evidence of this is the biling
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• History of Avrid
  ...ia rediscovery and reintroduction by Fasser to the classical world spurred new interest in the ancient world. Simultaneously powerful kingdoms were estab ...system used herein is the ''Common Dating System''. This aligns with the New Imperial Age calendar, but the name has been changed to a more neutral one.
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• Plevian/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || nuago, noghiore, noghesmo
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• Hutala
  ...ent is known or has been mentioned, or if on the contrary it is unknown or new in the conversation. The second kind of definiteness, DEF2, corresponds to | unknown/new ; typical || -t͡sa
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• Pomorian Eastern dialects
  ...ng from Eastern Pomorian but was slowly being substituted with Polish. But new Central and Southern dialectal groups began forming and thus creating a dia A new synthetic future tense came from an extension of "n-verb forms" of Old Pomo
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• Proto-Carpathian
  ...vowel length. Reduced vowels were also present and probably also developed new vowel harmony counterparts, though most of those distinctions are erased in ...n, similarly to the Ancient Greek [[w:Mediopassive voice|mediopassive]]. A new theory suggests also objectival or intransitive endings in addition to the
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• Lakovic languages
  ...enthesized less "nice" consonant clusters. Then CVCVC became analyzed as a new ablaut grade. Naengic developed a new associative plural suffix ''-am'', from PLak ''păm'' 'that; those (distal
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• Appendix:Just Used 5 Minutes of Your Day
  Hello! Oka-- new teeth. That's weird. So where was I? Oh, that's right — Barcelona! The Eodus Project is a global effort towards creating a new country.
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• Kaikiwan
  | minority = New Zealand<br>Hawai'i ...Kaikiwi Island; instead, the vast majority of said native speakers live in New Zealand or Hawai'i. The youngest of these native speakers, 78-year-old ''M�
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• Leipzig–Jakarta list
  |new
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• Gothedish/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>ney</td></tr>
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• Medyestani
  ...informal compounds. The colloquial register involves many regionalisms and new vocabulary, and can be overwhelming for older generations and those unacqua Various affixes can be added to nouns to create new vocabulary. One common one is ''-ar'', which is usually used for agents of
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• Language isolate
  ...where deaf children with no language were placed together and developed a new language. Similarly, if deaf parents were to raise a group of hearing child ...s. "Moribund" languages have only a few remaining native speakers, with no new acquisition, highly restricted use, and near-universal multilingualism. "Ex
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• Lax An
  ...erc-Polit) due to cultural isolation and exposure to both new cultures and new vocabulary. ...ange until the group was divided and then recombined, separately, with two new languages and cultures.
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• Proto-North-Rttirrian
  ...son and second-person verb inflections for this kind of verb as well. This new verb class, called ''Form II'' verbs by convention, represented a more mild
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• Scellan/Syntax
  *Focused sentences: when a noun is specific and its existence or relevance is new information (e.g. is focused), it is not topicalized. Such a noun will comm :NEG only new COL evolve-PASS.PART DET PST.IPFV inhabit SG world COL dinosaur
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• Oceanic Hebrew
  ...g system. Some time later, an independent colony of Hebrews was formed in New Zealand, where they were eventually hunted to extinction by the fierce Maor
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• Bǎnzǎlic
  | new || nɔu̯
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• Neo-Oceanic Hebrew
  ...of the language comes from imagining ancient Hebrews being taken along to New Zealand in BC times and having a similar linguistic evolution. It was not === New Symbols ===
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• Old Kvalian
  | style="text-align: center;"|new | style="text-align: center;"|new
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• Bźatga/History
  ** new ''mr-'' > ''br-'', ''nr-'' > ''dr-'' ** ''eː, oː'' create new short vowels ''e, o'', merging with existing ''ɪ, ʊ'' as ''ê, ô'' (note
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• Ewige
  * Creation of a new /e/ phoneme, formed from historical /i/ and /ɨ/ before voiceless fricative * Creation of a new /ʃ/ phoneme from /s/ in various positions: before /i/ or /j/ and after voi
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• Ro
  ...s the slightest hint of its meaning. Why should a word not be a picture? A new word, never seen before would then, like a painting seen for the first time
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• Dilba
  ...orms. E.g. ''kazakih'' could be translated as 'something at the bird'. The new locative absolutus ''kazakihi'' would mean literally 'at something at the b
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• Fifth Linguifex Relay/Idaltu
  ...uced the need for huge inventories a bit, as before them you had to invent new words for each logical distinction. The phonetic ability of humans probably
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• Chiresh
  ...; however, it also alternates with SOV order in short sentences and when a new topic is introduced. The pre-verbal position in VSO-type sentences can be o ...inction. One word can have many suffixes, which can also be used to create new words and also indicate the grammatical function of the word. In some situa
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• Minhast/Dialectology
  ...ve of which are the historical dialects spoken in the Prefectures, and two new dialects that have arisen in modern times, a standardized "national" dialec ...inations, e.g. /kw/, /kr/, /kl/, /sm/, /sn/, /šm/,/šn/, /sl/, /šl/ . This new dialect is also replete with slang, loanwords (especially from Western sour
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• Af Mexee/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>cusúb (cusb-, ''III'')</td></tr>
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• Popoma
  ...girls, overthrowing the reign of the Latin language, the acceptance of the new language grew quickly, in some years, all of the magical girls living in th ...ke some parts of the script better. This language will always add anything new, specially in lexicon and phonology, if I'm not liking some sounds. I alway
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• An Essay towards a Real Character
  ...membered of the numerous works of [[John Wilkins]], in which he expounds a new [[universal language]], meant primarily to facilitate international communi ...wledged, was ''The Ground-Work or Foundation Laid ... for the Framing of a New Perfect Language'' (1652) by [[Francis Lodwick]].<ref>{{ODNBweb|id=37684|ti
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• Zanahi/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || nō
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• Twench/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>noew(e)</td></tr>
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• Proto-Flewtish
  ...Uralic tribes often conquered Flewtish-speaking areas by force, creating a new [[w:Adstratum|adstratum]]), Flewtish started differentiating into a series ...cabulary''' section includes some of these. The combining of roots to form new words is the main source of roughly 80% of the reconstructed vocabulary and
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• Falamu/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || nôbu || nôbu
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• Thudrin
  ...ng of the Ilaséoi and the ascendancy of the House of Isreg brought about a new golden age for Thudrin. The newcomers adopted the dialect of their norther
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• Lällshag
  ...used in the Chlouvānem world in the last few centuries to create words for new concepts (cf. ''jålihūrṣa'' "industry" ← ''chåll-forca'' "large tas
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• Guaru/Sentences
  == We learn something new each day. ==
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• Lojban
  ...ed-languages/ |title=Questions Answered: Invented Languages |publisher=The New York Times Schott's Vocab blog}}</ref> ...freeze", expired in 2002. The speakers of Lojban are now free to construct new words and idioms, and decide where the language is heading.
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• Tulvan
  *''Utim '''cip'''''. "The new tree." :cip, "new" → cip'''iv''', "newly"
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• Arl Borok'ti
  |new || ||
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• Lesson:Metin/2: Genitive and locative
  New words.
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• Cân Gert
  ...a new compound, the following test can be applied to determine whether the new compound is also a lexeme: If the answer to 1 is "yes" or the answer to 2 is "no", the new word is a lexeme. Otherwise, it is a non-lemma form of an existing lexeme.
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• Pulqer/History
  ** new medial ''h'' is quickly lost or moves to the front of the word, e.g. ''ifan
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• Tenibvreth (dialect)
  ...n elided, and the newly-exposed final consonants take on a wide variety of new forms. Final unstressed ⟨u⟩ is deleted word-finally in nouns and adject
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• Chlouvānem/Non-canon
  * New Zealand: ''autærova'' or ''lališire jīlanda ga lanāye'', Maori: ''maury
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• Yutch/Swadesh list
  | 183 || [[wiktionary:new|new]] || now || noʊ
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• Knrawi/Corpus
  He put new bowls on the long mat
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• Elodian
  ...All inflected forms (except for nominative-absolutive and accusative) are new formations in Elodian, not inherited from PIE. ...tive by the 15th century, replaced in productivity by compound verbs, with new compound verbs sometimes even replacing full verbs; the verbal part of comp
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• Naeng/Wordlist
  **șa tsuar thbam = happy new year *Lür Chad Mălem - New Mexico
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• Thezhmic/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>néwos, -om, -ā</td></tr>
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• Chelsian/Swadesh list
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>novus, -a, -ų </td></tr>
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• Cerian
  ...raltonian together with the corresponding continent, and Íscégon) into the new conworld. ...ither directions due to the tense relationship between the two countries). New Ézélonían Cerian is the standard dialect officially adopted in the count
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• Ancient Raunan
  ...l and immaterial) was damaged or lost, although it lead to the creation of new cultural identities paving the way for Raunan Middle Period. ...ugh the imperial Raunan identity disappeared as such, remnants survived as new ethnic identities while a large part of the original population was assimil
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• Vinnish
  ...spoken in the Commonwealth of Vinland. When the Viking expeditions to the New World were launched in our world, the settlements that the Vikings formed d
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• Ithkuil
  ...4fa_fact_foer "John Quijada and Ithkuil, the Language He Invented"], ''The New Yorker'', December 24, 2012.</ref> designed to express deeper levels of hum ...with additional updates on the morphophonology and lexicon. As of 2019, a new (yet to be named) language is being developed by Quijada based on Ithkuil.
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• South Carpathian grammar
  ...ack vowels can be present in a single word. This usually does not apply to new compound words and loanwords.
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• Lenyan
  ...er of Chlouvānem loans in it, its use of Chlouvānem roots in order to coin new words, and its regular correspondences in sounds. Note that words given in
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• Vėtuhapamarėska
  ...aut alterations, although they had been reduced early in its history. Some new alterations appeared instead and ablaut is still mostly productive even in ...e late XIVth century the process called the iotation happened resulting in new palatal phonemes.
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• Interlingua
  ...glish: A dictionary of the international language|edition=Revised|location=New York|publisher=Continuum International Publishing Group|year=1971}}</ref> m ...040702192153/http://www.interlingua.fi/ialagr45.htm |date=2004-07-02 }}'', New York: International Auxiliary Language Association, 1945.</ref>
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• Kirtumur
  ...tively densely populated cities, which helped establishing Kirtumur as the new official language after the decline of Kērsalur. ...r is mostly noun-like, meaning that they can receive case markers and form new pronouns by means of word composition.
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• Khaz
  ...ns that ''ašûbu'' (‘new’) can be used both with a noun: ''ašûbu zaphrâ'' (‘new flower’) and in a verb phrase: ''ašûbu izil-râkát amunam'' (‘she re ...cating the first syllable. Thus, ''ašûbu'' becomes '''''aš'''ašûbu'' (‘new-new’). This is a defining feature of the spoken language and occurs only rare
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• Duozynis
  | Christmas and New Year greetings || * || /’evɒ/
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• Anchwa
  ...low to high contour, and falling was a high to low contour. However these new tones added a second contour. For the dipping tone, it went from high to lo
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• Ido
  | image = Flag of Ido (new).svg ...0, there were approximately 100–200 Ido speakers in the world, though more new estimates place the number of speakers closer to 1,000-5,000.<ref>{{Cite we
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• Sangi
  ...you can see, even though Sangi is a decendent of English it has developed new sounds which are unfamiliar to the English tongue, including a set of round When creating a new word from an English base, the consonants are changed first according to th
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• Lesson:Metin/1: Sounds and declarative sentences
  k, g, j, and m are the same as their english counterparts, nothing new here. (Allthough g is always pronounced as in "game", never as in "gem". Th
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• Aemonian
  ...with reduplication and other innovative ways of playing with an influx of new verbal stems
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• West Carpathian
  ..."dh" for [ð̞]. In the early XXth century Jan Meyer's work was revised and new writing systems were proposed, in one of which long vowels were represented ...papers and literature. In 1961 Bohuslav Raudi (native name Eiki) created a new standard writing for both West and East Carpathian, based on previuos syste
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• Swadesh list for Maryan Coptic
  | 183 || new || {{mc-t1|ⲃⲉⲣⲉ}}
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• Chlouvānem/Calendar and time
  .../small> ''(northern) autumn equinox''; ranire najaṣrāṇa <small>(Chlouvānem New Year)</small> ...based on lunar phases, and are called respectively ''chlærlīltāvi'' (from new to full moon) and ''līleñchlæryāvi''.
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• Germian/Adjectives
  | {{term|nue}} || new
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• Angaran
  ...tural movement to retake the language of Angara. This saw the rise of many new roots that had previously been abandoned, as well as the heavy use of compo
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• Comlang
  |new=
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• Lingwa de planeta
  By means of affixes and particles new words can be made up, both of the same class and of the other.<ref name="li ...Artificial Languages |location=Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien |year=2011 |page=180 |isbn=978-3-631-59678-4 |url-status
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• Anglecymrāeg Swadesh List
  | new ||
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• Haeac
  ! Traditional Vowel Phonemes !! New Phoneme !! Pronunciations*
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• Fén Ghír/Vocabulary
  *Rest: Alor [New Morpheme] *Lie [down]: Ních [New Morpheme]
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• Hivantish
  *ūrur "new" (cognate with Albanian ri)
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• Nousuerian
  In the early 16th century, many new settlers began arrive in the islands. However, most of them were not from S ...aced French as the official language of the country in 1957, it was with a new orthography that was more phonetic. Despite Nousuerian being made the offic
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• Azkali
  ...e [[W:T-V distinction|T-V distinction]], there is a growing trend of using new invented pronouns to distinguish familiarity or respect. This started in th ...en expressing precise and difficult-to-explain concepts, and more novelly, new or invented concepts.
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• Suebish
  ...way), originally emphatic clitic pronouns became mandatory and then formed new verbal suffixes in all persons but the first singular and the third plural.
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• Sixth Linguifex Relay/Nankôre
  ...semantic features, although discourse processes (e.g. the introduction of new arguments that are roughly equal in animacy with previously established arg
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• Second Linguifex Relay/Comparison
  ...remain, but people (men and women) die. The world becomes better as many new people are born. They say that to deny (this) is bad, and that we must bec
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• Lindjerblau
  ...s. THE-acc.masc. MAN-acc.gend.1.sing. '''WHO''' '''THE'''-acc.masc.plur.'''NEW'''-erg.sing. '''SHOE'''-acc.gend.2.plur. '''HER'''-dat.fem.sing. '''SOLD''' :: ''I know the man '''who bought the new shoes for her'''.''
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• An Bhlaoighne/Lexicon
  ** an Dá hEabhrac Logh = New York City ** an Dá Dheilí Logh = New Delhi
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• Uropi
  ...ho républicain'', December 15, 1987</ref><ref>Webster, Paul, «''Uropi, the new lingua franca''», in ''The Guardian Weekly'', week of January 15, 1989</re ...ōh''. It has also been deliberately used in languages like English to form new words: "[[portmanteau]]-words", for instance, the famous London "smog" come
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• Novial
  '''Novial'''{{efn|blend of {{lang|nov|novi}} (new) + {{abbr|IAL|international auxiliary language}}}} is a [[constructed langu ...the letters ''k'' and ''q'' and the first part of ''x'', also acquired the new sign ''c'' (before ''a, o, u'' and consonants), a practice with which nearl
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• Austronesian Hebrew/Verbs
  ...pitulated to its surroundings. Here, however, it subsumed and appropriated new processes while maintaining ''all'' of its original syntax.
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• Austronesian Hebrew/Phonology
  ...e, especially in the syllable onset, but is entirely predictable given the new surroundings in Southeast Asia and Oceania<ref>See geographic distribution,
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• Khad languages
  In Central Khad, new consonant clusters, that had appeared after vowel reduction and elision, we
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• Dundulanyä/Names
  ...Dundulanyä words, and there are a few suffixes that can be used to derive new nouns from existing ones, sometimes male ones from female ones and vicevers
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• Brytho-Hellenic
  |mapcaption = New Greece or "Elas to Cain" ...the coast of New Carthage - our Cartagena in Spain. Its mission is to find new territories where they can live in peace and prosperity, far from the Persi
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• Kelt
  ...sg. ''-ah'', pl. ''-aa(h)''. Other masculine nouns fell together with the new class. |new =
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• Proto-Settameric/Swadesh list
  | 96 || new || *cʼiiwi, *setni ||
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• Modern Gothic
  While the Genitive has become the case to use when using prepositions, a new Genitive has emerged used 'ɑƚ' with the Common case. ==Standard New Gothic ==
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• Proto-Settameric
  ...er languages, many of which merged certain types into one and then created new ways to express information previously conveyed by them.
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• Austronesian Hebrew/Syntax
  ...ore difficult sentence more comprehensible, highlight a topic, introduce a new topic, or end a previous topic. This phenomenon typically requires the use
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• Fásriyya
  | style="text-align: left" | Indicates new, non-derivable, or contrastive information.
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• Mondial
  * Pei, Mario. ''One Language for the World.'' Devin-Adair, New York: 1958.
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• Natalician
  ...riktinäm''' quotes: ''"Old Natalician may be the result of intervention of new local loanwords and the varieties of dialects may have caused a deviation o ...the monarchy by the hands of '''Goz Hoz''', and until the creation of the new republic by '''Zafel Sörät Fortla''', during the year 1845 when the offic
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• Glosa
  ...google.com/site/interglossa1943/contents] Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Eng. / New York: Penguin Books. OCLC 1265553.</ref> devised by the scientist [[Lancel ...language – “glossa” being the English transliteration), and thus founded a new auxiliary language.<ref name="GEO">Glosa Education Organisation (GEO) (2006
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• Carpathian language
  ...the Western dialects later gained a labialised allophone *å, resulting in new o-phoneme), development of syllabic sonorants into diphthongoids with the i ...survive. Such disconnected patterns exist solely as independent words, no new forms arise from that pattern. Different dialects may preserve different "p
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• Riqian/Swadesh list
  ! new
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• Lántun
  ...e empty morphemes, and these are often elided completely being replaced by new morphemes with the same meaning. This indicates, that Lántun is an ancient ...ix or (more typically) a suffix, added to the base root in order to derive new roots from the existing ones. There are several types of formatives, most o
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• Qafesona
  ...may change the phoneme in both spoken and written language when producing new grammatical forms (such as comparatives and vocatives), a list of such muta ! colspan="3" scope="col" style="text-align: center;"|''new''
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• Volapük
  ...demy abandoning Schleyer's Volapük in favor of [[Idiom Neutral]] and other new constructed language projects. Another reason for the decline of Volapük m ...e=One Language for the World|date=1968|publisher=Biblo and Tannen|location=New York|page=134|url=https://www.questia.com/read/591845/one-language-for-the-
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• Kiitra language
  ...rew upon common elements of these closely related languages to construct a new Kiitra language. While intended for use in trade and government administrat
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• Proto-Rttirrian
  ...the [[w:Dravidian languages|Dravidian]] languages and various families in New Guinea and Australia; however, none of these proposals has much academic su
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• Latino sine flexione
  | ancestor = [[New Latin language|Neo Latin]] ...google.com/site/interglossa1943/contents] Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Eng. / New York: Penguin Books: p. 10-11. OCLC 1265553.</ref>)
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• Pulqer/Vocabulary
  * '''new''' ''adj.'' nu [OP. nuu] * '''new''' ''adj.'' nu (OP. nuu)
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• Guide:Conlanging tools
  ...re produced by real-life conlangers and available online in .pdf format. A new article is published on the first of every month.
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• Weddish/218
  #We learn something new each day.
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• Wena/Swadesh list
  |c=en| new
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• Bis Burunko
  The most common way of deriving new words is by compounding. ...ang'' 'drink water'. This is a large and highly productive class, in which new verbs can be formed easily. Reduplicated verbs also fall into this category
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• Fourth Linguifex Relay
  and imposed [new] laws for us,
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• Lámeyi languages
  The Eastern languages lost their consonant clusters in all positions, though new medial clusters later formed due to syncope: ''*'''sp'''autʰanVs (P-L)>''' ...tʲ, and *tʲʰ which become affricates in both Thad and Khad groups. Later a new classification was developed, which makes a distinction between '''Central'
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• Toki Pona
  ...|publisher=[[Routledge]]|year=2010|isbn=9780415424325|edition=3rd|location=New York|pages=34|chapter=Artificial languages|oclc=656296619}}</ref> ...t=Arika|publisher=Spiegel & Grau|year=2009|isbn=978-0-385-52788-0|location=New York|chapter=The Klingons, the Conlangers, and the Art of Language – 26.
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• Evie
  ...ation. Southerners and more Central speakers do the same, but lengthen the new monophthong. Thus, it can be said that Southerners distinguish vowel length
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• Annerish
  ...uage-development and regulatory body. There's also a small diaspora in the New World. |new=nuıd
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• Bearlandic
  ...as to be conquered by the New Kingdom. And if there was one thing that the New Kingdom ''did'' want, it was to conquer the northern city-states. A war was ...otect a local chief. Afterwards a small town arose around the fortress and new walls were built. One wall wasn't considered enough, in total three walls w
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• Pomorian North-Western dialects
  ...le Northern dialect was heavily influenced by Low German resulting in some new features of it such as an initial stress and loss of the pitch accent. howe ...cate events expected in the future. In Eastern dialects this form became a new future tense.
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• Gaju
  ...onant (which was always voiceless) disappeared, which left /m̥ n̥ ʍ l̥/ as new phonemes. ...-person singular and third-person plural pronouns (''-ge'' and ''-di'') as new accusative affixes on nouns contributed to the development of a noun case s
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• Heracliotic Greek
  ...so lenited. Note that this occurred after tonogenesis was complete, and no new tones were generated. Consequently all unaspirated stops opening stressed s
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• Kukʉp
  | Christmas and New Year greetings || * || /’evɒ/
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• Is Burunking/Vocabulary
  | '''new''' || adj. ''bizi''
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• Weddish
  ; With C : חל, חר, and חו. New words no longer force '''sl-''' to change to '''cl-'''. ...ed, and the elite. The end of Jewish dominance may have come in 1290, but new words were still being coined from Hebrew for some time afterwards. Eventu
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• Láadan
  ...a_fact_foer "John Quijada and Ithkuil, the Language He Invented"], ''[[The New Yorker]]'', Dec. 24, 2012.</ref> constructed language created by Suzette Ha
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• Puhval Lexicon
  | New
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• Unitix
  ...s have more Roman influence. The Roman Empire extended that far and made a new dialect for the Unitɪx language’s original dialect is further north beca
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• Hurayca
  ...an find all verb and root words in this dictionary. Everybody can create a new word with these words and Hurayish’s suffix. # Prefix : teze Barq (New House)
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• Maryan Coptic
  ...e the Maryan Coptic language were created in March 2018, initially titled 'New Coptic' and 'Neo-Egyptian'.These early drafts detailed a modified Latin alp ...November of the same year. Most current Maryan texts/translations use this new Latin script, informally titled "Latin v2". Although most documentation on
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• Gwaxol
  ...ve suffixes, with the (pro)noun's original case agreeing with the head the new locative/lative word modifies. Possessive/informal pronouns use ''-ha'' in ...ves (for example ''töngtöng²'' "somewhat narrow" from ''töng²'' "narrow"), new iterative or reflexive meanings from some verbs (for example ''harar³'' "i
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• Norþimris/Vocabulary
  | '''new''' || ''niw'' | '''new''' || ''niw''
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• Takkenit
  ...r languages leaving only a bunch of substrate words and place names. Those new cultures would be quite advanced and prosperous for a long time until about ...unstressed vowels merged into [ə] and vowel assimilation, which then gave new consonant alterations. This was due to increasing contacts with more techno
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• Chlouvānem/Literature
  ...nly they are new in attested history and their use in these poems formed a new corpus of legends that survives in traditional culture up to the present da ...lution in Chlouvānem literature: the birth of theater (''bræšlanah'') as a new, distinct genre. Chlouvānem theater before the Skyrdegan contact was virtu
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• Th’uȟw’aas’oor
  ...onstructed language created by Macy Sinrich, a 17 year old in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
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• Daùnare
  * '''Compounding''' &ndash; combining two lemmas to create a new lemma * '''Class derivation''' &ndash; forming new nouns by altering the class of an existing noun
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• Rttirri
  * /β/+/ʌ/, in either order, simplified to a new vowel, /y/, which later lowered to /ø/ to contrast with /i/. * Similarly to the formation of the new absolutive prefixes, causative prefixes formed from the ergative/possessive
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• Qasunattuuji
  ...ry was chosen to replace the old 'Greater Alaska' in order to distance the new country from Russia shortly after its independence in 1917.
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• Meskangela
  ...from Old Meskangela in approximately 300 BNE and remained spoken until the New Era, after which it remained only a written standard, as local dialects gai '''New Meskangela''' dialects are written in the '''Meskangēl''' script, a descen
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• Lingua Franca Nova
  In 2014 a new official website was launched on the "elefen.org" domain: it offers various LFN has a small number of regular [[affixes]] that help to create new words.
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• SamSkandinavisk
  | n || || n || || '''n'''y \nyː\ new ...at our current enemies and avenge all ancient dishonors. Then it will be a new golden age for the bearded race. If the men and halflings know their place,
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• Kirtumur verbs
  There is a limited number of ways to make new verbs in Kirtumur. The most productive way is to combine existing words to ...it. Kirtumur preserves ablaut only in derivational morphology as a relic, new verbs cannot be created this way anymore: ''nila'' "to float (by itself)" �
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• Niemish Swadesh list
  |183||niujis||frisk||new
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• Common (na Xafen)
  |imagecaption = Flag of the New World Order |nation = New World Order
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• Kah
  ...that two or more words are combined in order to create a new lexeme with a new, unique meaning. ...advantage of this technique of word formation is, that the meaning of the new word can be derived from the individual elements it consists of. For exampl
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• Gapauti
  | Christmas and New Year greetings ||
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• Tameï
  ...d with {{IPA|/j/}} in all islands but the outermost ones (New Paphlagonia, New Bithynia, Saint-Étienne, and the Bâtõnhâmu group) and the central mount ...ames were borrowed at the same time, but, in 1950, they were replaced by a new calendar, the Revolutionary Calendar, where all month names except three (M
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• Proto-Antarctican
  ...o present day English (mainly Australian English, with some influence from New Zealand and South African English). However, they are sometimes not recogni *English "dark l" has vocalised, creating new diphthongs ending in /u/ e.g. /iu/, /eu/, /au/, /ou/. The sequence in Engli
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• Na'vi
  ...ical and Social History of Pandora |publisher=!t (HarperCollins) |location=New York City |first=Maria |last=Wilhelm |author2=Mathison, Dirk |year=2009 |is ...om/2009/12/06/magazine/06FOB-onlanguage-t.html |title=Skxawng! |work=[[The New York Times]] |first=Benjamin |last=Zimmer |author-link=Benjamin Zimmer |dat
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• Wèg Dar Ri'Rìk
  Reduplication is a common way of deriving new vocabulary. However, while the single syllable root and the compound will |new=
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• Chlouvānem/Phrasebook
  * ''hulābdān heirom peithū!'' - Happy birthday! (lit. "good walk in the/your [new] year")
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• Schlaub/Swadesh list
  ! new
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• Cwengâr
  ! width="70" style="text-align:left"|New Determiner ! width="70" style="text-align:left"|New Determiner (Pl)
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• Lakovic languages/Swadesh list
  |c=03|mănew ! new
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• Intralingua/Morphology
  ...true una nova linea de metro al centro urban.'' &nbsp; 'They're building a new subway line to downtown.' ...'Interlingua: a grammar of the international language''. Storm Publishers, New York, 1951.
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• Chlouvānem/Swadesh list
  ...ung)</small>;<br/>''brūmake'' <small>(brūm-, 1) (inanimate, i.e. old = not new)</small>;<br/>''sārvake'' <small>(sāru-, 1) (ancient, things from very ol
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• Bentovian/Swadesh list
  ! new
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• Rinap
  ...texts. The old Doslox writing system was also returned into use. Since the new language is a bit clumsy and spoken over a wide region, many different dial ...le most locations use possessive. The prepositions can be combined to form new: 'po' + 'mo' = 'pomo' where 'to' + 'in' = 'into'
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• Tevrés
  ...adigm, the old indirect argument is moved to the accusative case, with the new applicative argument taking the indirect case. In the ergative paradigm, t | Ijan-IND.SG send-ERG.PST.1SG cap-ACC.SG new-T.ACC.SG
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• Novoslovnica
  ...eated by Yegor Karpov in 2014. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''slovo'' ("word"). Its main features are lexical purism, wealthy pho
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• Naeng/Sample sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• Bźatga/sentences
  151. We learn something new each day.
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• Tjoc
  ...into the conversation, that is we use the indefinite article to talk about new and not known informations, to talk about undetermined informations. ...t perfect is used with the auxiliary inflected to past or future, then two new tenses are formed: the past perfect and the future perfect. The former is u
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• Dan'a'yo/218 sentences
  | 151||We learn something new each day.||
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• Bźatga/test
  | 151 || We learn something new each day ||
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• Lodeen
  ...tant derivational morphology in Lodeen. Often, prefixes are used to create new lexical content, whereas suffixes will modify the grammatical category of a
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• Appendix:Test Case Sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• Gwaxol/Test Case Sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• Guimin/Test Case Sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• Jokelang 2/Test Case Sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• Neo-Oceanic Hebrew/Lexicon
  head, start, beginning, origin, top, new, from, above, since, fresh, first–fruits, source, r. 5, 10
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• Modern Manish
  ...Manish verbal and nominal systems. However, it has also innovated various new features. Phonetically, it is one of the more conservative Manish languages
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• Novbasa
  ...y user Fox Saint-Just in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inven
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• Qualdomelic
  ...tressed vowel reduction) and using Chlouvānem roots and words for building new words. This table shows the sound correspondences between Chlouvānem and I * ''uNissuaq uKinngaa'' or ''uRanire uNaatšašaraan'' (New Year — [[Chlouvānem|Chl.]]: ranire nājaṣrān) - 1 ruMaanguta
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• Cumbraek/sentences
  | 151 || We learn something new each day ||
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• Knrawi/Test Case Sentences
  We learn something new each day.
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• IPA for Guimin
  |new
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• Balog
  Particles modify contentives to give them new shades of meaning. The vast majority of particles are very short words. For ...qe'' "and unrelatedly" can be used to prevent this as well as to introduce new topics.
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• Ash
  Derivational suffixes can be used to extend the root and create a new set of stems, such as the causative {{ash|-y-}} or the intensive {{ash|-(d) New non-verb information is focused by fronting, i.e. introducing the word or p
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• Glommish/Middle
  ...th a '''j''' immediately preceding. However, due to various sound laws, a new declension subcategory has arisen that does not exactly follow the form of
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• Hibuese
  ...Hibu, an island protectorate of Papua New Guinea lying to the northeast of New Ireland. Although little is known of the history of the language, both its
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• Elasian
  ...t I had no language available on which to tack it on. So, I started with a new one. What originally was termed the language of the little birds (the word
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• Al Bakiyye
  ...e last version of this Conlang. Instead of old forms and system we created new forms and selected the forms in Hurayish Dialect. We accepted 4 alphabets a ...on the paper. In 2019 we created a new System for Al Bakiyye and created a new Alphabet, Font and Script. The Classic Al Bakiyye was born in 2019 years. I
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• Ɯ
  Two verbal roots are combined to convey a new meaning (see ''Derivational morphology: Special compositional functions of They may both act like intensifiers, either forming new lexemes or acting as intensive aspect marker. The verb ''kĕs'' to.hit is m
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• Minhast/Noun Incorporation
  ...alternatives to their corresponding analytic expressions, and even derive new lexical items. Mithun (1984) has identified four categories of NI that occu # Type I - Lexical Compounding: the creation of new lexical items by compounding a noun root and verb root;
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• Systematic Language a.k.a. SostiMatiko
  * newo = new; young; recent; fresh
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• Proto-Almaic/Test Sentences
  # We learn something new each day.
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• Volapűük nulíik
  ...nguage (particles, case suffixes, prepositions etc.) and combine them in a new way. There is no real purpose or design goal of this language what might be ...he language exist from about 1500 years BC. About 1000 years (1000 AD) ago new settlers arrived at the shores of the northern coast. Those settlers, Irish
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• Idavic languages/Swadesh
  ! new
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• Glommish
  Voiceless stops except ''th'' are unaspirated, as in Dutch. (In New York they are aspirated the same way as in American English.) *For younger speakers of Glommish in New York, the distinction between non-palatalized and palatalized is neutralize
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• Pamarėska
  ...ing in the city spoke primarily in German and Polish and Pomorian speaking new settlers began to forget their native tongue instead speaking the languages ...lect. It was untill 1989, when a Polish linguist Sauliu Dzelini proposed a new Pomorian Proper, based on his native dialect of Viestūtė (Wiastowce in Po
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• Suwáá/Morphology
  True nouns are uninflected and are a closed class in Sowaár. New nouns are formed by attaching relativizing clitics on verbs. ...incorporation, and accumulation of prefixes are common in literary works. New words can thus be easily created.
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• Letaale/sentences
  == We learn something new each day. ==
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• Sprik
  ...a few situations and a noun’s gender may easily be forgotten or confused. New borrowings are always of the common gender.
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• Linguistics:Universal Language/Swadesh
  | 183||new||nove||||||||新 ( sin )
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• Flewtish
  ...in Finland with the local dialects and by older people elsewhere, but any new speakers are taught to write with the Cyrillic alphabet.
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• Lemizh
  So I needed a new justification for the language: enter the Lemizh, a people living to the we Forming noun phrases does not require any new grammatical rules. Changing the inner case of "give" in the first example s
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• Thrichian
  ...to three components and often two words can be strung together to create a new compound whose meaning does not agree with that of its components, such as ...ually the two suffixes -á and -ó. When this happens, consonants before the new stressed syllable will fortify and if the word contained an internal accent
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• Bad Minhast Translations
  ...mble a broken egg! They could have just thrown it in the trash and make a new batch of egg noodles, but the crazy king sent his army instead to have the
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• Brooding
  ...n|Faebran]]”<br /><small>(the world beyond the veil),</small> and parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania ...tionary: -ingee#Brooding|ingee]]'' to the end. This is actually creating a new noun by suffixing ''[[Contionary: -ing#Brooding|ing]]'', then suffixing ''[
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• PME Lexicon
  ...tive'') to blossom, to flower, to spring. (''imperfective'') to be young, new, fresh.
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• Qohtic languages/Swadesh list
  |c=en| [[new]]
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• Alpatho-Hirtic languages
  ...rtian, or Alpian, Carpathian and Hirtian are three separate branches; so a new term "Oronaic" became being used more. It derives from Classical Greek ὄ�
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• Solresol
  ...don't conflict with the original version of the language, such as various new methods of communication, including: a set of symbols, using the seven colo
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• Oxman
  ...into the conversation, that is we use the indefinite article to talk about new and not known informations, to talk about undetermined informations. |newær
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• Interlingue
  ...of the early success for Occidental in this period came from the office's new central location, along with the efforts of [[Engelbert Pigal]], also from Besides an advantageous new location in a city closer to the centre of Europe, the Vienna period was al
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• Westlondic
  ...into the conversation, that is we use the indefinite article to talk about new and not known informations, to talk about undetermined informations. |newær
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• Iaskyon
  *All affixes that are inseparable in terms of a new meaning conveyed <br/> e.g. ''-en'' appended to tinwet "teach": |new=
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• Togarmite
  ===New World dialect===
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• Slovio
  ...ranto grammar with Slavic elements. Just like in natural Slavic languages, new words can be formed with a variety of suffixes and prefixes. Most words are
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• Kyrdan Swadesh list
  |c=en| new
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• Skundavisk
  While the other Germanic languages were adopting many new scientific and technical words, which were coined from Latin and Greek root ...s Latin and Greek loanwords, and relies mostly on Germanic roots to create new vocabulary. Consequently, most Shoundavish words are of Germanic origin, ei
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• Laceyiam
  ...''' that Laceyiam is not being worked on anymore, as [[Chlouvānem]] is its new version. ...(roughly comparable in size, geographical characteristics, and location to New Guinea).
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• Pulqer/Old Pulqer
  | '''new''' || ''nuevu''
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• Ciètian
  **a > ea, e > eo, i > iu in certain conditions - what type of pal'n do these new vowels trigger
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• Valthungian/Swadesh
  | new
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• Classical Al Bakiyye
  We know that, nobody needs a new language and there isvery developer language like Esperanto and of course o '''English''': “New house” or “the house which is the new”.
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• Aeranir
  ...ff into the various Aeranid languages. A form of Classical Aeranir called New Aeranir or Medieval Aeranir remained in use in official writings even after ...ical Aeranir as it was spoken in the 17th and 16th centuries {{Smallcaps|[[New Imperial Age|bnia]]}}, this should not be seen in the context of a sliding
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• Dama Diwan
  * permanent vocabulary (yet with unlimited possibilities for creating new terms) ...conlangs are regulated by people, so they are always subject to additions, new regulations and alterations. Conlangs are adjusted by their makers, while o
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• Togarmite/Lexicon
  **''ðiš'' 'new'
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• Eta-Talmic/Swadesh list
  ! new
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• Pulqer
  ...ough society until it eventually ousted the native ''Kelt'' entirely. This new vernacular was marked by a large number of borrowings from ''Kelt'' and by
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• Hadda
  **Forming compound tenses, which can either form new tenses or disambiguate existing forms - e.g. ''gaaⱳa gwaaran'' "will be t
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• Clofabosin/Lexicon
  opavir: new
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• Naeng/Classical
  ...in, Master: all of the old teams, as well as another set of teams with the new person!"
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• Wena
  ...by around 60,000 people on the Hibu Islands in the Hibu Province of Papua New Guinea. It is called by its speakers either ''nenge wena'' or ''nenge wana'
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• Soc'ul'
  ...erb, as well as being used nonproductively on some verbs deriving verbs of new meanings.
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• Netagin
  NEW DECLENSION ...We'll have all of the old teams, as well as another set of teams with the new person!"
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• Atlantic/Older version
  ...s were taken from the conjugation of <small>SEDEŌ</small> "to sit" (with a new, stative verb *<small>SEDITŌ</small> being developed for that meaning); ho * New Year's Day: ''na prima dir an''
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• Cumbraek
  ...ges in the first half of the first millennium AD, resulting in an entirely new form of Brittonic which subsequently diverged into the languages of Cumbrae ...aiding, appeared to be reflected in the poetry of the ''Priv Verdh'' and a new but considerably less sophisticated period of the bardic craft developed.
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• Oscanez
  ...person and number of their subjects. Many verb affixes are preserved, and new compound tenses are created. The future subjunctive is a new periphrastic tense which developed from the present subjunctive forms of ''
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• Valian
  ...s not too surprising when one takes into account that this is a relatively new development – the old dual was ''-idü'' – traces of which can be seen
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• Ashian
  ...minative, and sometimes the most difficult to grasp for the student who is new to grammatical cases.
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• Emòn
  |new=nyøa
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• Fjämsk
  ...’t have a lot of information yet and we will now get more information. The new information we usually get in a relative subordinate clause. Compare this t ## '''dören ble malað''' → the door is being painted (becomes painted), in a new color or wasn’t painted before
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• Kēlen
  ...: An edition, translation and discussion'' (Palgrave Macmillan 2007, ''The New Middle Ages'') where she discusses [[w:Lingua Ignota|Lingua Ignota]] in the
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• Anglecymrāeg
  ...h being among these) and so would end in ''n'' resulting in the need for a new declension. Along with this was a less frequently used animate neuter which
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• Indeyivroplu
  ...n. In the creation of the language, there was a preference towards forming new words using existing word stems rather than directly loaning the foreign wo
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• Wenedyk
  ...://szkolazklasa.gazeta.pl/szkolazklasa/1,58420,1905232.html : Now@ Mow@] ("New Language"), in: ''Wiedza i Życie'', February 2004. This article is mostly,
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• Eska
  '''Sue''' went to New York.
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• Lifashian
  ...but etymologically the phonemes {{IPA|/z ʒ/}} are found only in loans from New Persian and Arabic through Persian (starting from ca. the 9th century CE), ...from ''vexillum''). Today this written distinction is still maintained in new coinings in the case of derivational suffixes (most notably ''-né'') attac
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• Bźatga
  ...y lengthening (e.g. Brit. ''*pempe'' > PBz ''*pɛːpe''), the development of new rising diphthongs (e.g. Brit. ''*cɛːton'' > PBz. ''*ciada'') and the fall ...ins with a period of renewed contact with the outside world, which brought new loanwords (particularly of Greek and Latin origin) and resulted in a vernac
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• Austronesian Hebrew/Lexicography
  | new || adj. || HDT || *qatal || חדשׁ || ''eššu'' || 𐎈𐎒𐎘
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• Fruwi
  ...lso was borowed from the name of Fruwi. Other languages, like Russo, got a new name, but languages like Funris-ox was also derived from Late Proto-Fruwi's
  24 KB (3,248 words) - 04:01, 8 March 2024
• Biscayan
  |new = novo
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• Roshterian
  ...sed to the stem-initial cluster where the consonants interacted to produce new consonants and clusters.
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• Eyalian
  ...lects diverged, it became obvious that the old boundary became obsolete. A new boundary is placed roughly along the '''Ropra''' (or ''Ravar'') river to th
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• Kämpya
  ...ing. Without the case marker, it is a sentence describing the dog, and the new information is that it bit the lizard. This is analagous to the difference
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• ʾÅa̩en
  ...atures and objects were introduced to them and to help facilitate learning new words for things, the Angels started putting these things into classificati
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• Knrawi
  ...t is also used with some verbs as a non-shifting prefix ''wai-'' to derive new meanings; in some regions ''wai-'' is used on all verbs instead of particle
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• Wistanian
  <span style="color:red;">'''Update update (27/8/2019): A brand new grammar sketch is currently in the works. Soon after that gets written, I p ...dinate nouns help identify the head, whereas ''na'' and ''va'' phrases add new information to the head.
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• Lebanese
  ...In 1950 a few changes were made in the language that introduced words for new concepts and organised the rules of accurately representing foreign words. ...ngthening after the loss of [ʔ] in some words (𐤕𐤔̄𐤀 ''tissā'' "you take"), new borrowings (𐤊𐤀𐤓𐤕 ''kārt'', plural ''karahūth'', "credit card"
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• Tarkandamonian
  ...oup, all from Bāzor Province, declared the Bāzor dialect as the basis of a new official standard language. The Academy instituted another series of langua
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• Is Burunking
  | Waxing || Full || Waning || New ...incorporated noun acting as the true direct object, or transitive taking a new direct object, e.g. ''az ba burushigos da'' "he throws a spear", ''Furiko b
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• Soc'ul'/Test Case Sentences
  |1>1-learn thing new day each at ||display-messages=no|italics1=yes|italics2=no|italics3=no|We learn something new each day.}}
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• Gothedish
  ...entury to modern day):''' Borrowings and calques from German, English, and New Latin. ...ctal variants -->!! Perso-Arabic (Arabske) !! Old Gothic (Alþgutske) !! New Gothic (Neygutske) !! Cyrillic (Cyrillske) !! Examples
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• Brono-Fathanic
  ...ar sound correspondences and using Chlouvānem roots and words for building new words. This table shows the sound correspondences between Chlouvānem and I
  27 KB (3,826 words) - 02:24, 19 November 2023
• TolsianR
  TolsianR makes use of both prefixes and suffixes to derive new words from older ones ; some suffixes can change a word's grammatical categ
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• Scellan
  *Add the new words to wordlist *A new sgv-plv-col system arises, marked by determiners. Definiteness is lost.
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• Chlouvānem
  ...tly been generalized or shifted to similar elements in the Ur-Chlouvānem's new homeland. ...losing one point of articulation for stops (the labiovelar) but gaining a new one (the retroflex). At least one phoneme, the glottal stop, was introduced
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• Lahob languages
  ...partial exception, because while sharing the same restrictions to forming new verbs it has some hundreds of verb roots in common use. Some vernaculars, p ...language column it means that the word did not shift meaning but acquired new ones in addition to those it already had.
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• Chlouvānem/Syntax
  When presenting a new stance that can change the general consensus, even if based on observation, | translation = The new product is, apparently, more effective.
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• Balearic Hebrew
  ...mmatical structures, as the language leaned toward the Latin spoken by the new settlers. Despite the Roman occupation, the islands enjoyed considerable au ...veral sound changes and regularization which still makes them a hazard for new learners. Roots containing so-called "weak" letters influence the sounds of
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• Guimin
  ...' and ''-ухъ'' respectively. These suffixes are also mostly used to derive new verbs, for example ''диркӏ, диркӏгьэ'' "to see, to look" and '
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• Brithenig
  ..., {{IPA|[brɪθənˈig]}}, was created as a hobby in 1996 by Andrew Smith from New Zealand, who also invented the [[w:alternate history|alternate history]] of Compound tenses are made with two new verbs, '''esser''', ''`to be''' and '''afer''', ''`to have'''. They are irr
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• Wendlandish
  : '''muld''' "new": muld [ˈmul(d)] - mulda [ˈmuːlda] - mulds [ˈmuls] ...< *lososь), ''tjað'' (baby, < *čędo), ''sjer'' (gray, < *śěrь), ''muld'' (new, < *moldъ "young"), ''let'' (year, < *lěto), ''prætjel'' (friend, < *pri
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• Atlantic
  ...the latter elsewhere. The Canarian dialect of Cinet (Tenerife) developed a new {{IPA|/ɕ/}} (and {{IPA|/ʑ/}}) by deaffricating the palatal affricates, e. ...is iromu '''dâ nova taviarna di vistimenta''''' "we were talking about the new clothing shop" → ''Parlantis '''an''' iromu'' "we were talking about it"
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• Moshurian
  ...aced then all succeeding sentences will be in the particle's tense until a new particle appears, ''uź'' may be needed to clarify that a sentence does not
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• Pamarėska/Swadesh list
  |c=en| new
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• Weddish/Swadesh
  | new || nij || נײַ || newydd || חדש ‎ || nēowe , nīwe || {{term|נו} ; Age: new, old
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• Carpathian verbs
  ...and Eastern Carpathian the auxiliary verb merged with the main verb into a new synthetic form, for example: ''skeistumbū́'' “he/she would read”. Des
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• Puhval
  ...e to Inanimate - To imply a place is untouched by living things (such as a new home), or to imply insult/hate to the noun.
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• Old Swuntsim/Swadesh list
  |wrd062=''mănew'' ! new
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• Sceptrian
  ...ce the outdated writings from the sixth era. By 370, her work had led to a new interest in linguistics and ultimately to the founding of ''Tsagadhet Kepin ...is of derivational morphology and even the cases are utilized when forming new words. They are declined according to two numbers and nine cases, and the s
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• Middle Ru
  ..., the emperor came to be determined to launch an ambitious effort to reach new lands further east and colonize them. Although the results were disastrous ...hing) triggers an action. This voice increases the valency of a verb, as a new argument (the one that causes the action) is added to the original argument
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• Vadi
  ...nown mutations and other sandhi processes in the language. He developed a new romanization scheme show the complex sandhi processes that were represented ...ongoing correspondence as a dance: as new partners learning the steps of a new dance, they start out awkwardly, but with time and practice, their moves sy
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• Ris
  ...vise the verb. Alternatively the subject is degraded to an oblique, and a new subject is introduced.
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• Bźatga/Vocabulary
  '''new''' ''adj.'' noja <br>
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• Harākti
  ...ion of my first such attempt, called Thaṣṙivṙal, but it became an entirely new language. As a result, Thaṣṙivṙal was rendered obsolete and essential ...-neu''' when conjugated. The causative is a very productive way of forming new verbs from other verbs, for example the causative of ''vēdī'' ('to see')
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• Sambahsa
  ...admitted, and the "ng" sound (as in English "sing") could be counted as a new sound, distinct from the conjunction of [n] + [g].</ref> To help language
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• Folksprak/Swadesh
  | 183 || new || nieuw || nei || neu || ny || nýr || ny ||
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• Letaale
  ...mall> || focus infix, indicates its host is the focus of the sentence, the new information that is being claimed || '''''Vee<span style="color:blue">tui</
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• Soc'ul'/Corpus
  I stayed up so late that I heard the bells ring to mark the new day. New York City eý, āhñ'ihjadz'i are n'eíd' je t'áñxer ai āhsutx jál ez'e
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• Nankôre
  ...semantic features, although discourse processes (e.g. the introduction of new arguments that are roughly equal in animacy with previously established arg # HOWEVER, if the new noun is topicalized with the clitic ''=si'', it is considered the agent.
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• Niemish
  ...erbs also had the past stem vowel changed from ''ia, iä'' to ''a, ä''. The new subclasses of class 1 are named 1a and 1b by analogy with the other subclas ...languages, but stronger than in Scandinavian. In the process it generated new instances of /rn/:
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• Dãterške
  |new=
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• Valthungian
  ...ending with ''tiǧis'', a further contraction has become standard, and the new suffix is shortened to ''tiǧi'', e.g. ''þrīs tiǧi fim'' ‘thirty-five� ...usand times larger than the previous term (whereas in the long scale, each new term is one million times larger). This is further confused by the now-stan
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• Aoma
  ...ange. Same prepositional stems have different ending consonants which give new meanings together with the case of the following word. Only prepositional a Aoma uses suffixes, gemination and apophony to create new words from existing ones. Same noun stems often occur in all four genders.
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• Lortho
  ...ipedia:risk_(game)|Risk]]; however, instead of taking place on Earth, this new game was to take place on an inter-planetary scale. The game creator wanted
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• Nahónda
  ...ern border lies the Nez Percé Nation. Long considered a language isolate, new analyses has demonstrated it shares a common lineage with [[Minhast]] and [
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• Germian
  # new ⇄ nue
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• Maltcégj
  The particles can be used in many combinations to create new tenses, moods, and aspects, but they must always be used in the very specif | new
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• I Kronurum
  |new || krim || ˈkɾim |new =
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• Caryatic
  ...n of Indo-European from its daughter languages—which felt like an amazing new idea at the time, but which I now know as one of the most common sorts of c
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• Minhast
  ...inally there was a sizable community in the United States, concentrated in New York, but internal political developments, including the rise of xenophobia ...reated a straight-incision style. Additionally, the Salmon Speakers added new characters to represent sounds not represented in the original orthography,
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• 単亜語
  : Rouzer, Paul. ''A New Practical Primer of Literary Chinese''. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University A ...ted Languages: Adventures in Linguistic Creativity, Madness, and Genius''. New York: Spiegel & Grau, 2010.
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• Bearlandic/Vocabulary
  '''linntig''' ''a'' fresh, new '''niw''' ''a'' new
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• Norþimris
  | Happy New Year
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• Intralingua/Swadesh
  | 183||new||novus||novo||nuevo||nouveau||nuovo||nou|| {{term|nove}}
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• Rówok
  Armed with new knowledge and now speaking a radically altered language, the nation moved b ...did not have gender, and what little bits of gender there are in Rówok are new inventions picked up from contact with IE speakers. Even then, the language
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• Grayis
  || 183 || [[Contionary: chupi#Grayis|chupi]] || new
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• Cha
  ...ology of composite words helps one memorize them and helps to understand a new word one has never heard before. But that does not mean one can skip the di |new = nuna
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• Celinese
  ...now can be placed before or after, such as ''ifanc'' and ''gimel'' (young/new and old). Adjectives are not inflected for the gender or number of the noun
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• Da
  ...ology of composite words helps one memorize them and helps to understand a new word one has never heard before. But that does not mean one can skip the di |new = nuna
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• Teonaht
  ..., the double letters signify a change in stress, as though the unit were a new word. The same is true of the prefixed personal pronoun '''y/ry''' in '''ry
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• Qino
  <tr><th>183</th><th>[[wiktionary:new|new]]</th><td>cusbe (''3''; cusboowi)</td></tr>
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• Fén Ghír
  Some aspects are new, largely aiming towards simplification while remaining unique; the isolatin
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• Samboka/Swadesh
  |new
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• Modern Phrygian
  **New ''w'' also became ''v'', or ''f'' after voiceless consonants (e.g. '''βα�
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• Pfrancen
  The particles can be used in many combinations to create new tenses, moods, and aspects, but they must always be used in the very specif
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• Balkan/Swadesh
  | 183||new||нов‎ (nov)||нов‎ (nov)||nov||nov||ri||καινούργιος||no
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• Interslavic/Swadesh
  | 183 || new || новъ‎ || nový || nowy || nový || nowy || nowy || новы‎ ||
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• Prime Pidgin of Antarctica (PPA)
  |new |new
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• Aarlaansc
  ...hereas the indefinite article introduces concepts, things, people that are new.
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• Tigol/Swadesh list
  ! new
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• Haoli/Lexicon
  |''minro'' || min.rɔ || adj. || || non-old, young, new ||
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• Chlouvānem/Verbs
  Forms expressing a continuous enhancement are made by deriving new verbs with the ''naš-'' prefix, e.g. ''yaiva pārṇame našñæñuchlire'
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• Aterran Imperial
  ...n: left;"| '''''[[Contionary: raebh#Modern Standard Imperial|raebh]]''''' ‘new’ | new
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• Guide: Concept sets
  * '''Cassowary:''' A big flightless bird native to tropical forests of New Guinea, nearby islands and northeastern Australia. [466] ...hat can be subdivided into two distinct groups, Old World coral snakes and New World coral snakes. [2240]
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• Naeng
  ...We'll have all of the old teams, as well as another set of teams with the new person!"
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• Middle Semitic/Swadesh
  | 183||new||جديد , حديث||jadīd , ħadīth||חדש||ħâðâš||ܚܕܬܐ||ħa
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• Northeadish
  ...his may have to change if I bring ı back into the language in light of the new rules surrounding i-umlaut and first umlaut. TBD...</small>''
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• Luthic
  ...:Ethnologue|Ethnologue]] and [[w:Glottolog|Glottolog]] group Luthic into a new language group, the Gotho-Romance (''opere citato'') family is still somewh ...known as mercenaries and traders now came as invaders and eventually as a new ruling elite, even in Italy itself, beginning with [[w:Odoacer|Odoacer]]’
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• Kihā́mmic
  |new = námô
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• Rangyayo
  ...jectives form an open class of words, that is, it is relatively common for new adjectives to be formed via such processes as derivation.
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• Ngolu
  With the new knowledge of other cultures and the entire universe outside of Qu, neologis
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• Efenol
  ...tive) is also affected by an irregular development, yielding ''-îm''. This new suffix can be regularly applied to words with irregular 'superlatives' in S # The '-es' ending is applied to the new consonant-ending noun (even though the '-s' suffix might have been used ori
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• Guimin/Corpus
  ...vene. They came from their realm, 'Ƕakꜥité, and carried the seeds into the new oceans, utilising the inherent magick to join them. They then placed many p
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• Brooding/Lexicon/wrJDK
  ....'' aged (''base word describing the relative age of an object in degrees: new:old'').<br> ...tionary: yuhneewuhzle#Brooding|yuhneewuhzle]]''' /[jʌ.ni.wʌz.lɛ]/ ''adj.'' new.<br>
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• Braereth/Lexicon
  ...omentesa|novo]], ''Mer.:'' [[Contionary: núbu#Merineth|núbu]]) ''adj.'' '''new.''' <br />
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• Brooding/Lexicon
  ....'' aged (''base word describing the relative age of an object in degrees: new:old'').<br> ...tionary: yuhneewuhzle#Brooding|yuhneewuhzle]]''' /[jʌ.ni.wʌz.lɛ]/ ''adj.'' new.<br>
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• Aoma/Dictionary
  |new
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• Attian
  ...vise the verb. Alternatively the subject is degraded to an oblique, and a new subject is introduced.
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• Hawari language
  <tr><td>96</td><td>[[new]]</td>
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• Iliaqu
  With the new knowledge of other cultures and the entire universe outside of Qu, neologis
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• Maltcégj/Lexicon
  '''[[Contionary: dweg#Maltcégj|dweg]]''' {{IPA| /dwɛg/}} ''adj.'' new.<br>
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• Dundulanyä
  ...ered to be this morpheme), while the latter two are still somewhat used in new coinings. All four morphemes are used with the zero-grade (''ślūtya'') ro
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• Chlouvānem/Lexicon
  ...pūrja''<br/>Northeast || half-translation from Cerian ''Ézélonía Opeuso'' (New Ézélonía)
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• Chlouvānem/Morphology
  ...e most common overall in Chlouvānem, and are the preferred way of crafting new words. These are endocentric compounds, the last element, the head of the c
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