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...rited directly from Proto-Carpathian or derived later from existing native roots.

[[Lakovic languages/Lexicon|Lexicon of Proto-Lakovic roots]]<br/> ...re was schwebeablaut: the vowel could change position within the root. The roots could be of the form

...l structure is similar to the grammar of PIE. Words are formed from verbal roots, inserted into stems, and inflected using a fusional system of prefixes and

q forces RTR harmony in roots and merges with k

The groundwork has been laid of establishing Proto-Germanic roots to re-evolve into modern forms, via a neutral process of flat sound changes

...n names come from a variety of sources: some of them are native Dundulanyä roots with a clear meaning, while others are from cultures absorbed during the tw

...cially in the technical one, even related to modern societies, as Lällshag roots have been extensively used in the Chlouvānem world in the last few centuri

...up>T</sup>” is a thematic vowel. Many thematic vowels later fused with the roots they had modified. Havˁen and Las are the only languages that still retain ...y are also called the root vowels, because they were a stable part of word roots, unlike secondary or thematic vowels. Some scholars also define the third s

*different roots for some positive and negative verbs (like East Carpathian ''šammet/ehčet

...that suffixes systematically derive a different meaning from the root, and roots can surface in different derived forms.

...e theme vowels, and attribute markers can be inserted between them and the roots. The structure of a nominal argument is as follows:

...s latter point is in accordance with the PIE background of Sambahsa, where roots have often a consonant-vocal-consonant structure.<ref>[[Emile Benveniste]],

...priate patterns. It is worth noting that biliterals and even quadriliteral roots do exist. ====Biconsonantal Roots====

...Therefore, words like "biology" or "litterature" are built using Germanic roots instead of Latin or Greek ones. While being very conservative in its phonol ...eek roots, Shoundavish coined its own scientific vocabulary using Germanic roots. For example, words like biology, physics or gene are translated as lijfku

...The idea back in November 2020 was, simply put, to create some PU-looking roots, erode them to look like PIE and evolve a large family from it. Needless to

...Law distinction (i.e. the distinction between “long-stem” and “short-stem” roots) in the neuter of ja-stem nouns and adjectives. This distinction was retain

.... Quald. ''urănțọr'', 13₁₀ ''oranatoary''), and with Chlouvānem roots for Ɛ and the dozens in the duodecimal one (Ɛ ''vedega'' < Chl. ''vælden ...f Chlouvānem loans with regular sound correspondences and using Chlouvānem roots and words for building new words. This table shows the sound correspondence

...'ö'''/'''ȫ''' - ''*öu''~''*au''~''*ȫ'' in place of the Standard Chlouvānem roots with ''u>i-ablaut'' '''u'''/'''ū''' - '''i'''/'''ī''' - '''au'''. This is A few roots have the so-called ''inverse ablaut'', where the vowels get simplified in t

...uires it, the fact that Tinnermockaar morphology often revolves around CVC roots which take ''either'' vowel initial prefixes or vowel final suffixes makes ...re such as ''√ttỳn'' /tʼɪˀ.n/ for 'speaking', although a limited number of roots are composed of a single consonant C, some can only be analyzed as having a

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