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'''Whehmer''' (English: /ˈʍɛtmər/ ''WHET-mer''; natively: ''in wháyatzar whehmer'' /in ʍajətsəɻ ʍɛʔmɛɻ/, from [[Naquian]] ''in huēyacaz huehmiz'') is the most divergent present day Naquic language spoken in the country of [[Verse:Tricin/Whehli]]. It's somewhat Faroese- and Malagasy-inspired.
'''Whehmer''' (English: /ˈʍɛtmər/ ''WHET-mer''; natively: ''in whâyatzar whehmer'' /in ʍajətsəɻ ʍɛʔmɛɻ/, from [[Naquian]] ''in huēyacaz huehmiz'') is the most divergent present day Naquic language spoken in the country of [[Verse:Tricin/Whehli]]. It's somewhat Faroese- and Malagasy-inspired.


==External history==
==External history==
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===Vowels===
===Vowels===
'''i í u ú e é o ó ai a á''' /i ui u iu e iə ə o uə ai ə a/
'''i î u û e ê o ô ai a â''' /i ui u iu e iə ə o uə ai ə a/


==Grammar==
==Grammar==

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Pronunciation[/in ʍajətsəɻ ʍɛʔmɛɻ/]
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Whehmer (English: /ˈʍɛtmər/ WHET-mer; natively: in whâyatzar whehmer /in ʍajətsəɻ ʍɛʔmɛɻ/, from Naquian in huēyacaz huehmiz) is the most divergent present day Naquic language spoken in the country of Verse:Tricin/Whehli. It's somewhat Faroese- and Malagasy-inspired.

External history

Whehmer was originally an English giblang with clicks. I decided to use the name for a divergent Naquic language that has the /ʍ/ sound.

Grand Master Plan

  • hu- > w-, u- > wh-
  • Vz > Vr
  • ī > i; i > e before r; i otherwise
  • Get retroflexes from geminates (thus no initial retros)
  • trap-bath split: Naquian a > á before /m n ɳ s ʂ ɻ/ in closed syllables

Phonology

Add some Malagasy touch

Consonants

Labial Dental Retroflex Palatal Velar Glottal
central lateral central lateral plain labialized
Nasal m /m/ n /n/ nr /ɳ/ [ŋ]
Plosive tenuis p /p/ t /t/ tr /ʈ/ c /k/ qu /kʷ/ h /ʔ/
ejective ph /pʼ/ th /tʼ/ trh /ʈʼ/ ch /kʼ/
Fricative z /s/ ł /ɬ/ zr /ʂ/ łr /ɬʵ/ x /ɕ/
Affricate tenuis tz /ts/ /tɬ/ tzr /ʈʂ/ tłr /ʈɬʵ/ tx /tɕ/
ejective tzh /tsʼ/ tłh /tɬʼ/ tzrh /ʈʂʼ/ tłrh /ʈɬʵʼ/ txh /tɕʼ/
Approximant voiceless wh /ʍ/
voiced l, ll /l/ r /ɻ/ y /j/ w /w/

Vowels

i î u û e ê o ô ai a â /i ui u iu e iə ə o uə ai ə a/

Grammar

Unlike other Naquic languages, Whehmer preserves much of Naquic declension. The syntax is also more head-initial.

Nouns and adjectives

  • -i, -ia nouns: calli /kəli/ 'song (nom sg)'; cella /kɛla/ 'song (gen sg)'; caller /kəlɛɻ/ 'song (nom pl)'; callen /kəlɛn/ 'song (gen pl)'

Verbs