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:''Not to be confused with the Earth language [[w:Fungor language|Fungor]], also known as Ko.''
: {{distinguish|text= the Earth language [[w:Fungor language|Fungor]], also known as Ko}}


:[[{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Wordlist]]
:[[{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Wordlist]]


{{Infobox language
{{Infobox language
|image =
|creator = User:IlL
|imagesize =
|creator = [[User:IlL|IlL]]
|name = {{PAGENAME}}
|name = {{PAGENAME}}
|nativename = lees ndoigh Komh
|nativename = lees ndoigh Komh
|pronunciation= 
|setting = [[Verse:Tricin]]
|setting = [[Verse:Tricin]]
|region = Og Łoang
|state = Bjeheond
|familycolor=hmong-mien
|familycolor=hmong-mien
|fam1=[[Hlou-Shum languages|Hlou-Shum]]
|fam1=[[Hlou-Shum languages|Hlou-Shum]]
|script=Latin (Uncial)
|scripts=* Latin (Uncial)
|iso3=
|notice=IPA
|notice=IPA
}}
}}
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*''dor'' = to be born ~ Hlou ''Ndol'' 'person'
*''dor'' = to be born ~ Hlou ''Ndol'' 'person'
*TODO: kl gl sk > q
*TODO: kl gl sk > q
*bach = small, meer = big (not the usual words)
*bach = small, meer = big
*hlubh = to love (hlub means "to love" in Hmong)
*hleubh = to love (hlub means "to love" in Hmong)
*Justify "Bach txuabh kein bach, so txuabh ein meer"
*kein = archaic negative word
*kein = archaic negative word
*ein = emphasis/'rather'
*ein = emphasis/'rather'
*koobh = good
*koobh = good
*cu = copper


==Phonology==
==Phonology==
{{SUBPAGENAME}} has fewer initials and fewer vowels than [[Hlou]], due to initial mutations.
{{SUBPAGENAME}} has fewer initials than [[Hlou]], due to initial mutations.
===Phonotactics===
===Phonotactics===
C + V + tone
C + V + tone
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''npl nbl ntl ndl'' /bl ml dl nl/
''npl nbl ntl ndl'' /bl ml dl nl/


''f ç s x h'' = /f s (Basque s) ʃ h/
''f ç s x'' = /f s (Basque s) ʃ/


''nf nç ns nx'', also ''fh çh sh xh'' = /v z (voiced Basque s) ʒ/
''nf nç ns nx'', also ''fh çh sh xh'' = /v z (voiced Basque s) ʒ/
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*-Ø: mid level
*-Ø: mid level
*-ch: entering (i.e. glottal stop final)
*-ch: glottal stop final
*-s: low falling
*-s: low falling
*-r: low rising
*-r: low rising
*-gh: low creaky
*-gh: low breathy
*-mh: breathy
*-mh: creaky
*-bh: mid rising
*-bh: mid rising
*-dh: high falling
*-dh: high falling
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plural word: ''yoo-L'' (placed after classifier but before noun)
plural word: ''yoo-L'' (placed after classifier but before noun)
===Pronouns===
===Pronouns===
*xamh = I
*xan = I
*çiadh = you
*çeedh = you
*dach = we
*hlagh = blotp


===Classifiers===
===Classifiers===
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''lu'', ''tzagh'', ''hņoobh'', ''lees'', ''çua'', ''yaus'', ...
''lu'', ''tzagh'', ''hņoobh'', ''lees'', ''çua'', ''yaus'', ...


*lu-L = humans
*lu = humans, gods
**''faon'' = a man; ''lu nfaon'' = the man (classifier ''lu'')
**''faon'' = a man; ''lu nfaon'' = the man (classifier ''lu'')
*tçagh-N = animals
*tçagh = animals, demons
**''plaidh'' = a dog; ''tçagh nplaidh'' = the dog (classifier ''tçagh'')
**''plaidh'' = a dog; ''tçagh nplaidh'' = the dog (classifier ''tçagh'')
*hnyoobh = tall objects such as trees, buildings
**''tçagh Nja Ber Woch'' = a demon in Ko mythology
*hņoobh = tall objects such as trees, buildings
**''qo'' = a tree; ''hņoobh nqo'' the tree
**''qo'' = a tree; ''hņoobh nqo'' the tree
*çua-N: infinitive
*çua: infinitive
**''dor'' = is born; ''çua ndor'' = to be born (inf.)
**''dor'' = is born; ''çua ndor'' = to be born (inf.)
*edible plants
*''lobh'': food, edible plants
*poisonous plants
*''zail'': inedible plants
*lees-N = nominalization, way of X-ing
*lees = nominalization, way of X-ing
**''doigh'' = 'to speak'; ''lees ndoigh'' 'language'
**''doigh'' = 'to speak'; ''lees ndoigh'' 'language'
*In archaic language: fancy apparently ad-hoc classifiers for different animals and fruits (cf. English ''murder of crows'' except "murder" is a classifier)
*In archaic language: fancy apparently ad-hoc classifiers for different animals and fruits (cf. English ''murder of crows'' except "murder" is a classifier)


===Verbs===
===Verbs===
ba = subjunctive marker
''Ba fhaomh-saigh le çeedh'' = If you like it


==Sample text==
==Sample text==
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:As the people moved eastward...
:As the people moved eastward...


[[Category:Quihum languages]][[Category:Tricin]]
[[Category:Quihum languages]][[Category:Tricin]][[Category:Languages]]
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