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

==Proposed roots==

While most words are native (a priori), Proto-Alopian features roots from [[w:Uralic languages|Uralic]] and [[w:Algonquian languages|Algonquian

''[[:Category:PME roots|Proto-Maro-Ephenian Roots]]''

...ains with many roots never developing them in the first place, while other roots lost some forms and preserved other, that were used more frequently. Some roots exist as doublets — words with similar or identical meaning but different

====Roots and Derivation==== ...the inflexional morphology determined the semantics of a root. Vowel-final roots may take an extension, mainly ''-n, -, -r'' or ''-s'' which does not alter

[[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

...be reintroduced through So'raan but does not appear in words with Pyrrityl roots. ...ming. May add consonants to the endings and imply that they are present in roots. Partial to "s".

==List of roots==

...of languages. Although the development of its lexicon from Proto-Cramarian roots is transparent enough, at some point most or all original Cramarian morphol All morphology in Amkrama is based on the elaboration of roots, almost all of the form CVC(C), by a series of reduplications or repetition

...imilarities to other branches. Many languages share a great number of word roots and even cognates with almost exact meanings, though with some languages it ...allophonic realizations: [ɲ] word-initially and [ŋ] elsewhere, with a few roots later getting doublets in some branches, like ''*njool/*ŋool'' “to fly�

...es may be nasalised by a nearby nasal vowel. Nasality can also spread from roots to affixes. Between oral vowels consonants may also voice or change in othe ...ey are therefore romanised as part of the word to which they are attached. Roots therefore appear to have many allomorphs depending on the grammatical conte

...|Semitic languages]]; this system allowed biconsonantal and triconsonantal roots to be expressed as nouns or adjectives as well as gerunds and several types ===Roots===

...xplained origin (like West Carpathian ''stilli'' - "to hunt"). Inside word roots, only clusters of two consonants were permitted. The consonants *j and *w c ...rtya, like [[w:Nganasan language|Nganasan]], which have some negative verb roots, but it doesn't show a periphrastic way of negation.

...l movement to retake the language of Angara. This saw the rise of many new roots that had previously been abandoned, as well as the heavy use of compound wo

.... The name for the language is a derivative of this, being composed of the roots [[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/zem%C4%BEa|zemľa]]+[[wikt:Reconstructio ...ctions. In this case, the loss of a vowel pushes it forwards, like in most roots with mobile vowels.

...roots]]: voiceless bi- and triliterals (while Kher have only quadriliteral roots)

..., being either monosyllabic with a long vowel as a nucleus, or disyllabic. Roots with three or more syllables usually had at least one syllable with a reduc

...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

...roductive system of incorporating words as biconsonantal or triconsonantal roots that can fit any of seven verb patterns, which can be inflected into three ...s to re-import the more conservative pronunciations in certain consonantal roots, but not others, and these hybrid pronunciations then spread, leading to ne