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'''Tsrovesh''' or '''Tzrovesh''' is a language of Southern Etalocin, inspired by Hebrew and Georgian.
Placeholder for a joke [[Talmic]] language spoken in an alternate-history Tricin. Inspired by Græco-Latin vocabulary in English.
==Plan==
[[Thensarian]] > quasi-Latin gib > Latino-English gib


Most Clotrician linguists classify it as an isolate.
Φēsvrostamāber glāduom gnovilatlom
 
> Fērostimāber glādum novilacrum
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==Phonology==
===Orthography===
 
Tsrovesh is most commonly written with the Thensarian alphabet.
 
===Consonants===
 
The consonants are the same as in Israeli Hebrew, plus ''ch'' /tʃ/, ''dz'' /dz/, ''zh'' /ʒ/ and ''dj'' /dʒ/.
 
===Vowels===
 
The vowels are the same as in Israeli Hebrew or Georgian.
 
===Prosody===
====Stress====
====Intonation====
 
===Phonotactics===
 
Tsrovesh phonology is slightly less restrictive than Israeli Hebrew but much more so than Georgian. As in both languages, initial consonant clusters appear frequently in Tsrovesh, for example:
 
* ''Tsrovesh'' (the name of the language)
* ''ldag'' (door)
* ''shmer'' (man)
* ''tsnakhat'' (dream)
* ''gzin'' (to shine)
* ''vlo'' (to live)
* ''lvar'' (to play)
* ''tmezhov'' (to find)
* ''tkeshet'' (regardless)
* ''shvili'' (for me)
 
Medial consonant clusters are also common:
 
* ''ertma'' (spider)
* ''detkvisi'' (limestone)
* ''opkhram'' (reed)
 
===Morphophonology===
==Morphology==
===Nouns===
Nouns have 6 cases: nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, instrumental, and locative.
 
===Verbs===
The present, past and future tenses are ''be-'', ''ki-'' and ''sa-'' respectively. The present tense is also used as a timeless tense.
 
'''''Kimezhov ma-shmer la-detkvisi.'''''
 
PAST-find NOM.DEF-man ACC.DEF limestone
 
''The man who found the limestone.''
 
Verbs do not inflect for person but they do inflect for number (except for the copula): the plural suffix is ''-eba''.
 
The negative suffix is ''-tso'', and when fused with the plural it becomes ''-sia''. The negative form of the copula is ''tso'', which is the same in the plural.
 
Participial forms are used in the perfect and progressive aspects.
 
==Syntax==
===Constituent order===
 
Tsrovesh sentence structure is VSO and head-final, except for complementizer phrases and prepositional phrases. Tsrovesh is not zero-copula; the word for 'to live' is used as a copula. Word order is strict, and topicalization occurs with the suffix ''-eti''.
 
===Noun phrase===
 
The adjective comes before the noun in Tsrovesh:
 
''ha udvanit ertma'' = the happy spider
 
(udvanit = happy, ertma = spider)
 
But relative clauses are placed after the noun:
 
''ertma, li-ves ha-shmer kikhaven'' = spider who the man killed
 
===Verb phrase===
 
===Sentence phrase===
====Conjunctions====
''et'' = and
 
===Dependent clauses===
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==Numbers==
azar, kin, tvagi, lutsmi, chorti, mevti, ushkni, voherbi, adorgi, ktela, ktela azareb, ktela kineb, ktela tvagib, ktela lutsmib, ...
 
20 = ktela mekin
==Example texts==
==The Lexicon==
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https://linguifex.com/wiki/Tsrovesh/Lexicon
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