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The most regular way of forming plurals is by adding -ar. This suffix also forms the plurals of loanwords. Nouns ending in -r tend to form plurals by vowel change alone, or by vowel change combined with the ad

...-Ish''' (henceforth referred to as PAI) is the reconstructed protolanguage linking the [[Ash]] and [[Ish]] languages through their own respective protolanguag ...the mountains, finding oases of heat in geologically active areas and came to worship the dual nature of fire. Eventually the ice age subsided and perhap

...he lexicon have been reconstructed. The original pronunciation was subject to controversy but after compiling works of Dilba grammarians, a relatively pl Most Dilba words, referred to as ''root words'', are obtained from consonantal roots by inserting vowels,

...nges have apparently taken place, most notably the universal change of [p] to [h]. Guaru appears to be unrelated to any other known language. It is a right-branching, analytic language with a

...s that appeal to you. I reccomend choosing one word generator and sticking to it as all of them provide differing value. Some of these word generators<su ...compiled to WASM where only a web version is provided, but you may be able to make it run as a '''command line tool'''. It has an '''Open Source''' Licen

The following table shows the sound to spelling correspondences: ...rivational and morphological affixes; (b) internal changes within the root to create a '''secondary''' or '''derived root'''; (c) a combination of both.

*''-atz'' is cognate to Eevo ''-ahd'' *sg palatalizes to /ʃ/ {{angbr|sgi}}

...ifferences are little-documented and appear to be small, most likely owing to the high degree of travel around the islands. Wena appears to be a language isolate. It is a right-branching, strongly isolating language

...' is an ''a priori'' semi-naturalistic agglutinative language. It attempts to broadly delineate what a future natural language might look like. ''Hwnic'' Hwnic is a pitch-accent language. Connected speech is subject to a set of more complex rules involving use of non-modal phonation.

...like many of my languages, as an experiment in grammar and writing. I put to use some rather unusual grammatical ideas that I had been collecting for a ...respectively. They were lenited to /x &#611;/ early on and shifted forward to their current values at a later stage.

# /m/ assimilates to the articulation of a following /v/ or /f/, being pronounced bilabially [m] # Nasal consonants may be pronounced syllabically when not adjacent to a vowel. Their syllabic pronunciations are always short and unstressed.

...or '''''nizwa''''' 'cloud, fog, mist' (a type of air defined by something to do with water, namely that it is filled with it). ...he rounding performed with non-Hu lips. These differences are small enough to more or less be ignored by the non-Hu learner of Hu.

|states (state) = ʔelodīhūto |nation = ʔelodīhūto

...you'). As a bonus, there's a lot of sandhi going on at morpheme boundaries to spice up the mix and a seeming Ablaut-style system in effect for many of th But "Why so much Eesti?" you may ask. Well, the truth is that I have come to realise Estonian is a language rich in "cellar doors" i.e. rich in sounds I

...e Hibuese people of Hibu, an island protectorate of Papua New Guinea lying to the northeast of New Ireland. Although little is known of the history of th ...c roots with a single basic meaning and these are combined in various ways to make more precise meanings.

* /n/ assimilates to the place of articulation of the second consonant if it is a cluster. For e */p/ voices to /b/ when before plosives, such as in the word ''optimo'' [obtimo], [oβtimo

...as well as synthetic noun compounding. Iaskyon can be written in two left-to-right scripts called [[Conscript:Iaswü|Iaswü]] (IPA: /ˈjas.βy/, literal #The head component <br/> e.g. ''<u>lwo</u>''þwat "have to ''<u>find</u>''" <br/> e.g. kolmun''<u>a</u>wa'' "winter ''<u>sky</u>''"

...speaking Iberian Romance languages (such as Old Spanish and Catalan) came to the islands. ...s law, war, and politics tend to be of Latin origin. The grammar preserves to an extent the ancient Semitic verb paradigms, though it has changed alongsi

...] ''é-'' 'common' + ''bó'' 'language'), is a [[Talmic language]] belonging to the Tigolic branch. Scellan is modern [[Verse:Hmøøh|Hmøøh]]'s lingua fr ...Tigol words rather than borrowing them directly. The name ''Eevo'' refers to its origins as a Scellan koiné. Modern Scellan has been a living language

...transcriptions. The romanization is used on this article for being easier to understand. On certain places of Vetharin, people write with the Latin alph ...different from other languages that it may even be possible to be related to some other family, however, with the nowadays technology and researches, it