Upek - Revision history

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	===Consonants===		===Consonants===
	~~Uupek~~ has 1728 consonants:		Upek has 1728 consonants:

	{k g, kʰ, gʰ, x, ɣ, ɰ, ŋ, ŋʰ, k’, kx’, ˀg} x {prevelar, postvelar, phar'd uvular, rhoticized velar, rhoticized uvular} x {plain, labialized} = 120 sounds		{k g, kʰ, gʰ, x, ɣ, ɰ, ŋ, ŋʰ, k’, kx’, ˀg} x {prevelar, postvelar, phar'd uvular, rhoticized velar, rhoticized uvular} x {plain, labialized} = 120 sounds
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	===Vowels===		===Vowels===
			Uuek has 10 vowels /a e i o u ã ẽ ĩ õ ũ/.
	~~Uupek~~ has 10 vowels /a e i o u ã ẽ ĩ õ ũ/.

	==Morphology==		==Morphology==
	~~Uupek~~ is an analytic language. Most morphemes are CV and monosyllabic.		Upek is an analytic language. Most morphemes are CV and monosyllabic.

	Syntactically, ~~Uupek~~ is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.		Syntactically, Upek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.

	Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut?		Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut?

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	'''Upek''' (the Tsrovesh name, the native name is ''ɬˁã ŋǁ˞ʷi'') is an in-universe conlang by [[Verse:Aoife\|Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh]], notable for its large consonant inventory, inspired by Khoisan and Caucasian languages. It's spoken in Méich Bhaonnáiqh.		'''Upek''' (the Tsrovesh name, the native name is ''ɬˁã ŋǁ˞ʷi'') is an in-universe conlang by [[Verse:Aoife\|Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh]], notable for its large consonant inventory, inspired by Khoisan and Caucasian languages. It's spoken by gods/angels/elves in Méich Bhaonnáiqh.

	Pronouns:		Pronouns:

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Morphology

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	Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.		Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.

	Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut? ~~there can be ten vowels, seven for verb binyanim and three for other parts of speech, though some words which aren't verbs use "verby" vowels~~		Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut?

	*pa3al: ã		*pa3al: ã

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Morphology

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	*po3al: o		*po3al: o
	*hishtaf3el: i		*hishtaf3el: i
			*function words, prepositions etc: a

	==Lexicon==		==Lexicon==

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Morphology

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	Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.		Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.

	Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut? there can be ten vowels, seven for verb binyanim and three for other parts of speech		Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut? there can be ten vowels, seven for verb binyanim and three for other parts of speech, though some words which aren't verbs use "verby" vowels

			*pa3al: ã
			*pi3el: ẽ
			*nif3al: ũ
			*hif3il: ĩ
			*nuf3al: u
			*pu3al: õ
			*hitpa3el: e
			*po3al: o
			*hishtaf3el: i

	==Lexicon==		==Lexicon==

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	'''Upek''' (the Tsrovesh name, the native name is ''~~ɬˁa~~ ŋǁ˞ʷi'') is an in-universe conlang by [[Verse:Aoife\|Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh]], notable for its large consonant inventory, inspired by Khoisan and Caucasian languages. It's spoken in Méich Bhaonnáiqh.		'''Upek''' (the Tsrovesh name, the native name is ''ɬˁã ŋǁ˞ʷi'') is an in-universe conlang by [[Verse:Aoife\|Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh]], notable for its large consonant inventory, inspired by Khoisan and Caucasian languages. It's spoken in Méich Bhaonnáiqh.

	Pronouns:		Pronouns:

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Lexicon

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	==Lexicon==		==Lexicon==

	There is some Semitic influence on the lexicon as well, such as the word for language, ~~ɬˁa~~, inspired by *lišān-.		There is some Semitic influence on the lexicon as well, such as the word for language, ɬˁã, inspired by *lišān- and the classical Arabic ض.

	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:Conlangs]]		[[Category:Conlangs]]

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Vowels

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	===Vowels===		===Vowels===

	Uupek has 5 vowels /a e i o u/ ~~which can be long or short~~.		Uupek has 10 vowels /a e i o u ã ẽ ĩ õ ũ/.

	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

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Morphology

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	Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.		Syntactically, Uupek is a relex of Biblical Hebrew.

			Monoconsonantal roots with vowel ablaut? there can be ten vowels, seven for verb binyanim and three for other parts of speech

	==Lexicon==		==Lexicon==