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  A conlang named lekma /ˈɥexmä/ is an experimental miniature language, language Type (aiming): being low amount of distinct categories, half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, rests are from many others. it is for learning languages, making it is to learn about languages.
  A conlang named lekma /ˈɥexmä/ is an experimental miniature language, language Type (aiming): being low amount of distinct categories,
half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, rests are from many others. it is an aid, making it is to learn about languages.


  contents: +nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +particle nouns(that are coverbs). +enclitics: demontratives same as above, nominal suffix: (demostrative to plural), (adjectival), (verbal: motion in once), (habitual), (subjunctive), (processive), (perfective), (nominaliser).
 
  contents: +nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(transitives, ditransitives), +particle nouns(that are coverbs). +enclitics, demontratives same as above. +suffix, (plural), (adjectival), (motion in once), (habitual), (subjunctive), (processive), (perfective), (nominaliser).


{|nouns: +morpheme nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +verb-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, (demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/(habitual, nominaliser), had/ɦät/(subjunctive) dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
{|nouns: +morpheme nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +verb-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, (demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/(habitual, nominaliser), had/ɦät/(subjunctive) dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
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  every words are full nouns or morpheme nouns, full nouns are indicative forms.
  every words are morpheme. full nouns, affixed nouns or VO phrases are indicative.
VO phrases are also full nouns.
  an object right after the verbal noun needs no suffix nor particle. an object before the verb needs a support of an objectival particle.
  an object right after the verbal noun needs no suffix nor particle. an object before the verb needs a support of an objectival particle.
  e are null vowel null consonants if they are free from diacritics. (in this site uses resemble phonemic notations)
  e are null vowel null consonants if they are free from diacritics. (in this site uses resemble phonemic notations)
  excepting q w p g j y. u is added as it is /ŋ/.
  Writings: excepting q w p g j y. u is added as it is /ŋ/ a e i o u are also consonants in certain circumstances.


{| it seems there are làa/ɡäː/ so some are irregular.|}
{|   every words are full nouns or morpheme nouns, full nouns are indicative forms. |}
{|it seems there are làa/ɡäː/ so some are irregular VO phrases are also full nouns..|}
{| dalse càe látin, vàe áleman, bae látin, cae látin, kae eskanól, aüe elínica, meidallaoduilekma. e lao u vèi velar nasal.|}
{| dalse càe látin, vàe áleman, bae látin, cae látin, kae eskanól, aüe elínica, meidallaoduilekma. e lao u vèi velar nasal.|}
{|borrowing words from other languages enter the group of adjective full noun, some enter full nouns.
{|borrowing words from other languages enter the group of adjective full noun, some enter full nouns.
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  Syntacs
  Syntacs
  Type: SVO
  Type: SVO.
  ergative noun • verbal noun objective noun + topic noun / verbal noun • noun adjectival suffix + topic noun,
Basic structure:  ergative noun - verbal noun objective noun - topic noun / verbal noun - noun adjectival suffix - topic noun.
where a middle dot separates phrases, they can switch their places, phrases being at first are focal phrases.
{| ergative noun • verbal noun objective noun topic noun / verbal noun • noun adjectival suffix topic noun,
where a middle dot separates phrases. they can switch their places, phrases at firsts are focal phrases.
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{| aside from the phonemic orthography, numerals are written -|}
{| aside from the phonemic orthography, numerals are written -|}
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  CV(V)C
  CV(V)C
  gemination affects vowel before it to lengthen or something then, it is simplified.
  gemination affects vowel before it to lengthen or something then, it is simplified.
  tone rises at words initially. i(ǀ) start citing, (end cite), before a loanword, ǃ(ǂ) exclamation.
  tone rises at words initially.
i(ǀ) start citing, (end cite), before a loanword, ǃ(ǂ) exclamation.




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  Made text
  Made text
  of it is what.
  of it is what.
  nerca sèina
  nerca sêina
  nac-har séd-nan
  nac-har sêd-nan
  i.be swed-ish
  i.be swed-ish


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  naciorneus lekma. neidoc.
  naciorneus lekma? neidoc.
  is.romlang lekma  it.is.not
  is.romlang lekma  it.is.not
  lekma is a romlang. no, it's not.
  lekma is a romlang. no, it's not.
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