Eighth edition lekma: Difference between revisions

<nowiki>    </nowiki>The eighth edition means imprivate version of lekmae /ˈʔekmɐ/, mixed custom dialect derived from some actual languages.<ref>Autonym is lekmaeneu /ˈʔekmɐnäu̯/, the originanl sought language of imaginary is directed to that what language be simple. Foremost things to think is zero morpheme, low amount of loaned words/origin, selfgenerable lexeme, selfcentred syntax that innecessarily be unique.</ref> When something was written on this language, some certain words are away, that are also away from the source culture.<ref>Native word is Kutarutchu /kʉˈtɑɾʉt͡ʂy/, meant for outlanders, though imaginary. cùetaizue /kuˈtäi̯çi̯u/ is their ekma word.</ref>

<nowiki>    </nowiki>The eighth lekmae /ˈʔekmɐ/ that is also spelt ekma or ekm for uniquely this meaning,<ref>They mean verbal expressions, who is a collection of a thousand of items, they are invariable for the morphology.</ref> is separational among versions of lekmae in that whose lexeme is self generative.

<nowiki>    </nowiki>Words are the names of concepts,<ref>A word may be eight syllables long, supercategory to every concept.</ref> which are categorised into either nouns or verbs. Nouns, relationals are the subset.<ref>Relationals were adverbs, other than that are common nouns.</ref> Verbs, stative verbs are the subset.<ref>This includes linking verbs, also adjectives.</ref> Other than that that describe motions.<ref>Objectives situate primarily right after verbs if it means a modification, they together work syntactically if a description of stative verb. Same set shares minimal length of time, this may be though the determination based the meaning of word, unique to the ekma, longness for nouns, semi long for relationals, semi short for relationals, shortness for verbs.</ref>

<nowiki>    </nowiki>A diction contains a word or words for description, plus a word of theme.<ref>Any word that beginning of a phrase turns to verb language seemingly.</ref> That is basically, a theme does something that things descriptioned in that way,<ref>A theme is, loosely a supercategory to description, presence of theme in a diction is always optional. A little loudness on theme may distinguish a theme from descriptions. Multiple descriptions for a theme is feasible. There are regulation in a description, though regulationless among descriptions.</ref> Preceding word always is adjectival for words afterwards. A relational, preposition in a meaning, may at last of a description.<ref>In a nouns, final noun is main noun, in a time that nouns end in time or place words. Adverbal descriptions in the meanings modify another descriptions. Stative verbs work adjectively.</ref>

  repeatition of same syllable is diminutitive. /ɾ/ is of /n/. /s̪/ is of /s/. CCCV can be made from CVCCV/ɥ/ or CVCCV/ɥ/. CCCC can be made from CVCCVC.

  CVC is made of any single consonant out of /ʔ ɥ k d ŋ f s ʂ b nʲ m/-a vowel out of /ä ɐ̯ä äɐ̯ ɐ e u̯e äu̯ ii̯ i̯u o u̯o oi̯ uu̯ u̯i/-a consonant out of /ʔ ɥ k d ŋ f s ʂ b nʲ m/. /i̯/ o /u̯/ precedes or afters a main vowel /e o/, /ɐ̯/ for a main vowel /ä/. /oi̯/ had been merged with /øi̯/. Most dialectal is of kvtáçu /kuˈtäi̯ʂi̯u/, the people of Kutarutchu. CVC shifts to /ɰ jʷ x t ɳ ʋ ɕ t͡ʂ b n m/-/ɑ e̯ä äi̯ ʌu̯ ɐ ɐ ø eː i y o y̯o oː u̯ei̯ u ɨ/-/ʔ . ɥ .  t ɳ ʋ ɕ t͡ʂ b n m/. ei̯ is of ii̯. ou̯ is of uu̯. i̯o went y̯o.

  'XX' base Phonemic Keys. words are CV plus diacritics. Used if multiple CV are there. To cut their e letters CV/ʔ/ or CV/ɥ/ has, is the reasoning.

 

  ^xxx/^XX,  are language/country codes of reality. Formation was to pick ekm lekmae, CT Kutarutchue, if real then, ^ekm-CT is ekma language spoken in Kutarutchue land, so that ^ekm.neu is lekmae, ^CT.sok is land of Kutarutchu.