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'''Sceptrian''' (''lusha'' or ''...'') is an ''a priori'' language created for the fantasy world Akekata by [[User:Juhhmi|juhhmi]].  
'''Sceptrian''' ('' lushar'' or ''lusha'') is an ''a priori'' language created for the fantasy world Akekata by [[User:Juhhmi|juhhmi]].  


==History==
==History==
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! style="" |Open-mid
! style="" |Open-mid
| '''é'''<br />ɛ  
| '''é oe'''<br />ɛ œ
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| '''ó'''<br />ɔ
| '''ó'''<br />ɔ
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! style="" |Near-open
|'''ae'''<br />æ
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! style="" |Open
! style="" |Open
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|'''a'''<br />ä
|'''a'''<br />ä
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|'''a'''<br />ɑ
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*Lateralization, nasalization and rhotacization are used for grammatical purposes (tense, aspect, mood; cases, possessive affixes...)
*Lengthening, lateral release, nasalization, rhotacization and aspiration/breathy voice are all used for grammatical purposes (tense, aspect, mood; cases, possessive affixes...)
**Not with every vowel or different results?
**Not with every vowel or different results?
**''paa'' /pä:/, ''pée'' /pɛ:/, ''póo'' /pɔ:/
**''plo'' /pˡə/, ''tla'' /tˡä/
**''on'' /ø̃/, ''ón'' /ɔn/
**''or'' /ɚ/, ''ór'' /ər/ or /r/, ''ar'' /ä˞/, ''ár'' /är/
**''pho'' /pʰə/, ''bho'' /bʱə/, ''tha'' /θä/, ''dha'' /ðɑ/


====Diphtongs====
====Diphtongs====
oi /ɔɪ̯/, ei /ɛɪ̯/, ou /ɔʊ̯/


===Phonotactics===
===Phonotactics===


Semivowels:  
Syllabic consonants:  
/tlɬ/, /djk/, /bwm/, /trn/
/tl̩ɬ/, /θr̩n/


==Orthography==
==Orthography==
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====Classes====
====Classes====
Abstract, animate, inanimate
 
Abstract, animate and inanimate which can be fully recognized from their singular dative form endings, ''k'', ''i'' and ''éi''.
*Abstract (Ab) class contains concepts, emotions, divine and magical subjects, verb forms etc., and they end in either vowel ''a'', ''ó'' or ''i''. Those ending with ''i'' lack all the plural forms.
*Animate (An) class is preserved for nouns related to living things, e.g. people, animals, body parts, plants and comestibles, whose ending is either a fricative (''f, th, s, sh, h''), nasal (''m, n, ng'') or vowel ''u''. Mass nouns appear with nasal endings.
*Inanimate (In) class has nouns such as objects, places and natural formations whose endings are either plosives (''p, t, k'') or consonant ''r''. Inanimate mass nouns appear in the ''r''-ending group which also lacks plural forms.


====Declension====
====Declension====
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*Locative-temporal (LOC-TEMP): Place (+superessive); time (when/duration...verb telicity); with some adpositions
*Locative-temporal (LOC-TEMP): Place (+superessive); time (when/duration...verb telicity); with some adpositions
*Ablative (ABL): Movement from (+delative)
*Ablative (ABL): Movement from (+delative)
*Vocative (VOC): addressing (people, gods)
*Vocative (VOC): addressing (people, gods); interjections


'''Possessive affixes''' mingle with the cases
'''Possessive affixes''' mingle with the cases
{| class="wikitable"
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!rowspan="3" style="width: 100px"| 
!colspan="3"| Abstract
!colspan="6"| Animate
!colspan="3"| Inanimate
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|colspan="2" style="width: 40px"| ''A''
| style="width: 20px"| ''i''
|colspan="2" style="width: 40px"| ''F''
|colspan="2" style="width: 40px"| ''N''
|colspan="2" style="width: 40px"| ''u''
|colspan="2" style="width: 40px"|''P''
| style="width: 20px"| ''r''
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|SG||PL|| ||SG||PL||SG||PL||SG||PL||SG||PL||
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! style="width: 100px"| Absolutive
| A || Asl || i || F || (ə)lF || N || Ninl || u || ush || P || Pl || r
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! style=""| Ergative
| AA || AslA || ii || Fee || Fel || Neen || Nenl || uu || uush  || Pee || Ple || re
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! style=""| Dative
| Ak || Akl || ik || Fi || Fil || Ni || Nil || uji || uwi || Pei || Plei || rei
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! style=""| Possessive
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! style=""| Instrumantal-comitative
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! style=""| Lative
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! style=""| Locative-temporal
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! style=""| Ablative
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|-
! style=""| Vocative
|  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || || ||  || || ||
|}
*''A'' marks vowels ''a'' and ''ó''
*''F'' marks fricatives ''f, s, sh'' and ''h''
*''N'' marks nasals ''n, m'' and ''ng''
*''P'' marks plosives ''p, t'' and ''k''


===Adjectives===
===Adjectives===
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===Word order===
===Word order===


*SVO
*SVO in statements, VSO in questions, SOV in
*adjectives precede genitives follow
*adjectives precede nouns while genitives follow
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