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Main Page: [[user:Aleisi Galan]]
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This page covers the potential evolution of a Polish-Carpathian based Romance language with a large amount of Slavic influence and a divergent evolution both in vocabulary and grammar. It covers the evolution in stages, with both the phonological and morphological covered.
This page covers the evolution of a Polish-Carpathian based Romance language with a large amount of Slavic influence and a divergent evolution both in vocabulary and grammar. It covers the evolution in stages, with both the phonological and morphological covered.
= Phonological Evolution of Sabian=
= Phonological Evolution of Sabian=


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| Ø
| Ø
| word finally
| word finally
|-
| Vns, Vs
| V:
| word finally
|-
| Vns
| V:s
| else
|-
|-
| pr, br, tr, dr, cr, gr
| pr, br, tr, dr, cr, gr
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| polysyllabic
| polysyllabic
|-
|-
| b
| p, b
| v
| v
| intervocalically
| intervocalically, p-sporadic
|-
|-
| sp, st, sk
| sp, st, sk
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! style="width:20%" | result
! style="width:20%" | result
! style="width:60%" | condition (I/A)
! style="width:60%" | condition (I/A)
|-
| vě
| gia
| initial
|-
| plV
| giV
| initial
|-
| Vns, Vs
| V:, Vʃ
| word finally
|-
| Vns
| V:s
| else
|-
|-
| sp st sk
| sp st sk
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|-
|-
| pt, bt, kt
| pt, bt, kt
| t, t, t͡s
| t, t, x(t)
| all
| all
|-
|-
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|-
|-
| ę, ę:
| ę, ę:
| e
| e, e:
| all
| all
| front
| front
|-
|-
| ǫ:
| ǫ:
| u
| u:
| all
| all
| back
| back
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|-
|-
| ä, ä:
| ä, ä:
| ɛ,  
| ɛ, ɛ:
| all
| all
| front
| front
|-
|-
| ö
| ö, ö:
| ɛ
| ɛ, ɛ:
| all
| all
| front
| front
|-
|-
| ü
| ü, ü:
| i
| i, i:
| all
| all
| front
| front
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! style="width:40%" | condition (I/A)
! style="width:40%" | condition (I/A)
! style="width:20%" | category
! style="width:20%" | category
|-
| V
| V:
| open-stressed and/or monosyllabic
| front
|-
|-
| a:, a
| a:, a
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| u:, ʊ
| u:, ʊ
| all
| all
| front
|-
| V
| V:
| open-stressed and/or monosyllabic
| front
| front
|-
|-
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| v (vʲ)
| v (vʲ)
| (z) (ʑ)
| (z) (ʑ)
| ʑ
| (ʑ)
| (ʒ) (ʑ)
| (ʒ) (ʑ)
| (ɣ) (ʝ)
| (ɣ) (ʝ)
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| s (si), ss (ssi)
| s (si), ss (ssi)
| ś (si)
| ś (si)
| rz, sz, sch
| rz, sz, sch<sup>2</sup>
| ch (chi)
| ch (chi)
|-
|-
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|}
# these voiced consonants are allohphones of their voiceless counterparts, and so are written as though they are voiceless.
# these voiced consonants are allohphones of their voiceless counterparts, and so are written as though they are voiceless.
# v is used for native words, and w for loans from Polish and German in most cases.
# v, sz, rz are used for native words, and w, sch are used for loans from Polish and German in most cases except loans that have been nativised
# rz is used if the [ʃ] comes from [rʲ], while sz and sch are used in all other situations.
# rz is used if the [ʃ] comes from [rʲ], while sz and sch are used in all other situations.
# as /s/ becomes [z] between vowels, the sequence /ss/ is used to represent [s] between vowels
# as /s/ becomes [z] between vowels, the sequence /ss/ is used to represent [s] between vowels
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{| style="background-color:#F0F0F0;width:60%"
{| style="background-color:#F0F0F0;width:60%"
|-
|-
! colspan="100%"|<i>Orthography of Modern-Sabian</i>
! colspan="100%"|<i>Phonology of Modern-Sabian</i>
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|-
|- style="background-color:#C0C0C0;"
|- style="background-color:#C0C0C0;"
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! style="background-color:#c0cfe4;" | high
! style="background-color:#c0cfe4;" | high
| i, y
| i, y
|
|aa
| u, ó
| u, ó
|-
|-
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|  
|  
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|}
* the sequences [ɔn], [ɔ:n] and [ɛn], [ɛ:n] can be written as /ą/ and /ę/ respectively if they originate from Polish or German.
* for sequences of two vowels that occur in diaresis, a (silent) -h- is inserted between them, providing that they are the same vowel, e.g. /gé:.ɛ/ <gehe>
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