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Ílchőfti Lēmáthīd at 02:21, 22 January 2014

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	Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím sadílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím sadílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--

	Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ~~ˁabhílí~~ bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.		Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁarílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.

	Ha-Aoma ha-mbrítz henél-maṭánáh-mehhgíráh, // agglutinative-fusional [language] with strong head-initial tendencies. // Ha-bhrítz ḥémhú gáḥéz mighbótzú, // tzúbhál persons, méqhátz genders fu-pazzím (mó qátzídh) minmúyú // of nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and humilifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.		Ha-Aoma ha-mbrítz henél-maṭánáh-mehhgíráh, // agglutinative-fusional [language] with strong head-initial tendencies. // Ha-bhrítz ḥémhú gáḥéz mighbótzú, // tzúbhál persons, méqhátz genders fu-pazzím (mó qátzídh) minmúyú // of nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and humilifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.

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	Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím ~~saddílath~~ ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím sadílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--

	Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁabhílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.		Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁabhílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.

Ílchőfti Lēmáthīd at 23:48, 21 January 2014

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	Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] ~~megazzíbhím~~ saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] meghazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--

	Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁabhílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.		Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁabhílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.

Ílchőfti Lēmáthīd at 22:22, 21 January 2014

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	Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.<!--

	Aoma ~~and~~ Rinap ~~form the main languages of South~~-~~West~~-~~Herookuan family deriving from the ancestral~~ Rinapri. Aoma is the official ~~spoken~~ and ~~governmental~~ language ~~of Eastern Sceptre~~ with around 15 ~~million speakers~~, ~~but~~ it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. ~~The word~~ Aoma ~~seems to come~~ from the name of ~~eastern~~ area with coast temples, Kaomaago (Kaa Omaike Hakoror, At the Coast of Temples). ~~The language presented here~~ has been stitched together from ~~various~~ very different dialects to unify peoples ~~of the empire so no~~ "~~true~~ Aoma" ~~has ever existed.~~		Ha-Aoma faha-Rinap nitzlaˁtú ˁabhílí bhrítzáich silláthín Tárís-Hanúph-Herookuˀí, cómhéz Rinapri brítzí thal. Ha-Aoma // the official oral and administrative language // Thimúśí Zaḥíbhí // with around // 15 ˀecatomíryó bórtzín, ˀach // it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. // Ha-yáḥínáh Aoma ˀisséqal faˁán // from the name of the thimúśí area with coast temples, Kaomaago (''Kaa Omaike Hakoror'', At the Coast of Temples). // Ha-ghersáh mbrítzí zán // has been stitched together from many very different dialects to unify peoples // tachsírí, habhráˀ ḥémhcí // any such thing [as] // "Aoma Minˁúghí" šibh.

	Aoma is a Verb-Subject-Object, agglutinative-fusional language with strong head-initial tendencies (right-branching). The language has two numbers, three persons, four genders and five (or seven) cases with nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and anti-honorifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.

			Ha-Aoma ha-mbrítz henél-maṭánáh-mehhgíráh, // agglutinative-fusional [language] with strong head-initial tendencies. // Ha-bhrítz ḥémhú gáḥéz mighbótzú, // tzúbhál persons, méqhátz genders fu-pazzím (mó qátzídh) minmúyú // of nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and humilifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.
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	<center>'''Buhamai vosiik banicox.'''</center>		<center>'''Buhamai vosiik banicox.'''</center>

Ílchőfti Lēmáthīd at 19:38, 21 January 2014

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	Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath ledí hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.

			Aoma and Rinap form the main languages of South-West-Herookuan family deriving from the ancestral Rinapri. Aoma is the official spoken and governmental language of Eastern Sceptre with around 15 million speakers, but it has little to do with the languages of Western Sceptre. The word Aoma seems to come from the name of eastern area with coast temples, Kaomaago (Kaa Omaike Hakoror, At the Coast of Temples). The language presented here has been stitched together from various very different dialects to unify peoples of the empire so no "true Aoma" has ever existed.

			Aoma is a Verb-Subject-Object, agglutinative-fusional language with strong head-initial tendencies (right-branching). The language has two numbers, three persons, four genders and five (or seven) cases with nominative-accusative alignment. The formal register, with polite forms of second person pronouns, honorifics and anti-honorifics, is very important to the speakers and the society.

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Ílchőfti Lēmáthīd at 19:35, 21 January 2014

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	'''[[~~Attian~~]]''' (~~''Attian Hevriti''~~: ''~~'אתנְי~~''', ''~~Latin~~'': '~~''Athnai''', [[IPA for Attian\|/aθˈnai̩/]]~~) ~~is an Attamian language spoken in the [[w:Caucasus\|Caucasus]], across the borders of [[w:Georgia (country)\|Georgia]]~~, ~~[[w:Armenia\|Armenia]] and [[w:Turkey\|Turkey]]. It is not known to have any transparent genetic connections to any other language, despite a number of attempts of classification.~~		Ha-'''[[Aoma]]''' (Aoma: ''Auma'' mó ''Bowombor'' 'ˀáthái mbrítz'), ha-mbrítz ''a priori'' [[user:juhhmi\|juhhmi]] megazzíbhím saddílath hím gqibh fhentesí-ghášér Grundet.

	~~The language has been documented in the Caucasus since at least the 9<sup>th</sup> century AD, with the discovery of the~~ ''~~Hayastani documents'', (Attian:~~ ''~~Egrava ta Hayaztan'', ''חגרְוְ טְ חְיְזטְן'') a Greek transcript of the languages in the~~ [[w:~~Transcaucasian~~\|~~Transcaucasian~~]] ~~settlements~~. ~~The now fragile documents were written by the Byzantine Greek philosopher Antenor [[w:Yerevan\|Erevanon]], in an effort to investigate the ethnic diversity in the region:~~

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	:''I have seen many different men of various posture and pride passing these roads, none less awe-inspiring than the other: The '''[[w:Armenians\|Armenioi]]''', an intelligent breed, clever and calculating merchants speaking a language not too dissimilar to our own. [...] <!-- Then there are the '''[[w:Georgians\|Georgioi]]''', quite similar to the Armenioi, but far moredivided and barbaric in their utterances, just like the warmonging Kurds and Turks. --> Then there are the '''[[Qafesona\|Caphessonioi]]''', peaceful, tranquil, with a timid stance towards strangers, speaking a language using the very letters of our own alphabet. The '''[[Attian\|Attnicoi]]''' on the other hand, are interesting, a reclusive tribe of people, shy to speak with their proper, unintelligible speech; preferring to use that of their neighbours [...]''		<center>'''Buhamai vosiik banicox.'''</center>
	~~::- Antenor Erevanon, 9<sup>th</sup> century Judaeo-Greek philospher and settler~~		<center> ''La-bhrítz dí búr latzbaš nótzín.''</center>
			<center>'''Bumaponeme sish ros tel kejusosh iwirece, mottajesus i kahesjesus ires.'''</center>
	~~<br/>~~		<center>''Dí ha-méghath dteqhúséch, ha-maˁamhóráthí, faha-ngózábhí, liphsóph habhráˀ faˀatzbaš.''</center>
	<center>'''~~Etu ethnema ta etu anzan uʾummen~~.'''</center>
	<center> ''~~This language was once featured~~.''</center>
	<center>'''~~Maye ta goyotita, ta ethahama, veta vemaguma~~, ~~uʾunme mumnayyir~~.'''</center>
	<center>''~~Thanks to its level of quality~~, ~~plausibility and usage capabilities~~, ~~it has been voted as featured~~.''</center>


	The language is being created by the user and [[Linguifex:Administrators\|administrator]] [[User:Waahlis\|Waahlis]] of '''Linguifex'''. Obviously, and almost self-evidently, it has no native speakers and is not the official language anywhere else than in an office. It has no other purpose than to be an excellent display of his personal debauchery and pleasures.

	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Main page]][[Category:Meta]]</noinclude>		<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Main page]][[Category:Meta]]</noinclude>

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'''[[Attian]]''' (''Attian Hevriti'': '''אתנְי''', ''Latin'': '''Athnai''', [[IPA for Attian|/aθˈnai̩/]]) is an Attamian language spoken in the [[w:Caucasus|Caucasus]], across the borders of [[w:Georgia (country)|Georgia]], [[w:Armenia|Armenia]] and [[w:Turkey|Turkey]]. It is not known to have any transparent genetic connections to any other language, despite a number of attempts of classification.

The language has been documented in the Caucasus since at least the 9th century AD, with the discovery of the ''Hayastani documents'', (Attian: ''Egrava ta Hayaztan'', ''חגרְוְ טְ חְיְזטְן'') a Greek transcript of the languages in the [[w:Transcaucasian|Transcaucasian]] settlements. The now fragile documents were written by the Byzantine Greek philosopher Antenor [[w:Yerevan|Erevanon]], in an effort to investigate the ethnic diversity in the region:

 
:''I have seen many different men of various posture and pride passing these roads, none less awe-inspiring than the other: The '''[[w:Armenians|Armenioi]]''', an intelligent breed, clever and calculating merchants speaking a language not too dissimilar to our own. [...]  Then there are the '''[[Qafesona|Caphessonioi]]''', peaceful, tranquil, with a timid stance towards strangers, speaking a language using the very letters of our own alphabet. The '''[[Attian|Attnicoi]]''' on the other hand, are interesting, a reclusive tribe of people, shy to speak with their proper, unintelligible speech; preferring to use that of their neighbours [...]''
::- Antenor Erevanon, 9th century Judaeo-Greek philospher and settler

 
<center>'''Etu ethnema ta etu anzan uʾummen.'''</center>
<center> ''This language was once featured.''</center>
<center>'''Maye ta goyotita, ta ethahama, veta vemaguma, uʾunme mumnayyir.'''</center>
<center>''Thanks to its level of quality, plausibility and usage capabilities, it has been voted as featured.''</center>

The language is being created by the user and [[Linguifex:Administrators|administrator]] [[User:Waahlis|Waahlis]] of '''Linguifex'''. Obviously, and almost self-evidently, it has no native speakers and is not the official language anywhere else than in an office. It has no other purpose than to be an excellent display of his personal debauchery and pleasures.

<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Main page]][[Category:Meta]]</noinclude>