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Mayyahi (numa Mayyaħī) is a language of Méich Bhaonnáiqh. It has a Proto-Semitic and Modern Standard Arabic aesthetic and is spoken by the Mayyaħ people.
'''Witcanese''' is an Æ-Xenic, agglutinative, syllable-timed language with three level tones. The Æ-Xenic vocabulary comes from a stage of Æ that had Middle-Chinese-like tones.
 
In-universe influences include Crannish, Azalic, and Togarmite. Mayyaħī has lots of words which look like Crannish, English and Irish but are adapted unetymologically to a Proto-Semitic aesthetic, sometimes with the same meanings as in the source languages.
 
==Phonology==
p t k b d g
ʔ m n s z ts ʃ ʒ l r w y ħ ʕ tʕ q sʕ tsʕ h
 
Begadkefat: p t k b d g -> f θ x v ð ɣ
 
Vowels: a ā i ī u ū e o ai au (as in Sanskrit)
 
Anusvara inspired by mimation, visarga inspired by ta marbuta and he mappiq

Latest revision as of 23:16, 4 May 2023

Witcanese is an Æ-Xenic, agglutinative, syllable-timed language with three level tones. The Æ-Xenic vocabulary comes from a stage of Æ that had Middle-Chinese-like tones.

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