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Chrysophylax: /* yašur ḇa aškilun */

2014-03-18T23:32:05Z

yašur ḇa aškilun

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	:<big>A ḇaš nunami? </big>		:<big>A ḇaš nunami? </big>
	:<big>A nunami? Laša? Laš ~~irḡoli~~!</big>		:<big>A nunami? Laša? Laš irḡuli!</big>

	:<big>A ḇaš ~~irḡoli~~? </big>		:<big>A ḇaš irḡuli? </big>
	:<big>A ~~irḡoli~~? Laša? Laš adli! </big>		:<big>A irḡuli? Laša? Laš adli! </big>

	:<big>Adu miḏur… ḇašu! ḇaš wadi…</big>		:<big>Adu miḏur… ḇašu! ḇaš wadi…</big>
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	:Gugali!		:Gugali!
	:Nunami!		:Nunami!
	:~~Irḡoli~~!		:Irḡuli!
	:Adli!		:Adli!
	</big>		</big>

Chrysophylax: /* yašur ḇa aškilun */

2014-03-18T23:31:45Z

yašur ḇa aškilun

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 IPA: /ˈjaˌʃur p’əˈʾaʔʃkʰəˌlun/
 ===Sketching out syntax===
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 | ''ini'' || ''la-astu'' || ''gani'' || ''šarraḡ-a'' || ''parḇi'' || ''i-taḇaḏa'' ||  ''baḡd-ur-i'' || u-l-nikut-u-ø || ''ugtaḏ-in''
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-| yet || {{sc|2sg.poss.encl-}}laws || own || queen-{{sc|voc}}|| illustrious|| {{sc|det.inan-}}debts || pay-{{sc|pass.fut.ptcp-adj}} || {{sc|3pl.pass-pass-}}inherit{{sc|.pass}}{{sc|-3pl.pass-ipfv}} || son{{sc|-dat.anim}}
+| with || {{sc|2sg.poss.encl-}}laws || own || queen-{{sc|voc}}|| illustrious|| {{sc|det.inan-}}debts || pay-{{sc|pass.fut.ptcp-adj}} || {{sc|3pl.pass-pass-}}inherit{{sc|.pass}}{{sc|-3pl.pass-ipfv}} || son{{sc|-dat.anim}}
 |}
 : "By your own laws, O illustrious queen, the debts that are to be paid are inherited to the son."

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T01:23:41Z

Avahil

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	===Syntax===		===Syntax===
	Word order is VSO.		Word order is VSO. Possessors precede possessa.

	==yašur ḇa aškilun==		==yašur ḇa aškilun==

Chrysophylax: /* Nouns */

2014-03-10T01:22:35Z

Nouns

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	# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eliyana''<sup>1</sup> ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’		# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eliyana''<sup>1</sup> ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’
	# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.		# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.
	#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [~~ɑ:ʋasan~~] or [ɑxaʋasan]		#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑːʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]
	#:''avan-'' + ''sil'' → ''avahil'' ‘common speech’ [aʋaxil]		#:''avan-'' + ''sil'' → ''avahil'' ‘common speech’ [aʋaːil] or [aʋaxil]

	====Notes on sound changes====		====Notes on sound changes====

Chrysophylax: /* Nouns */

2014-03-10T01:20:58Z

Nouns

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	# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.		# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.
	#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]		#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]
			#:''avan-'' + ''sil'' → ''avahil'' ‘common speech’ [aʋaxil]

	====Notes on sound changes====		====Notes on sound changes====

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T01:18:51Z

Avahil

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	==Avahil==		==Avahil==
			===Nouns===
	Obligatory social opinion-marking on high animate nouns.		Obligatory social opinion-marking on high animate nouns.

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	#'''-m-''' e.g., ''asan'' ‘hunter’ → ''ãhan'' ‘(mockingly) hunterling’, ''talagan'' ‘bear’ → ''talãhan'' ‘brash, aggressive, young person’		#'''-m-''' e.g., ''asan'' ‘hunter’ → ''ãhan'' ‘(mockingly) hunterling’, ''talagan'' ‘bear’ → ''talãhan'' ‘brash, aggressive, young person’
	#:a derisive, mocking diminutive		#:a derisive, mocking diminutive

	~~Word order is VSO.~~

	Uses a falling pitch accent to mark the possessum.		Uses a falling pitch accent to mark the possessum.
	#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’		#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’
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	#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]		#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]

	===Notes on sound changes===		====Notes on sound changes====
	#Regressive dissimilation strikes: the first '''y''' is here depalatalised to '''l''', giving ''eliyana'' [ɛliʎana] instead of expected ''*eyiyana'' [ɛʎiʎana]		#<small>Regressive dissimilation strikes: the first '''y''' is here depalatalised to '''l''', giving ''eliyana'' [ɛliʎana] instead of expected ''*eyiyana'' [ɛʎiʎana]</small>

			===Syntax===
			Word order is VSO.

	==yašur ḇa aškilun==		==yašur ḇa aškilun==

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T01:17:01Z

Avahil

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	#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’		#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’
	Uses compounding to form adjective-noun and noun-noun words.		Uses compounding to form adjective-noun and noun-noun words.
	# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''~~eyiyana~~'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’		# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eliyana''<sup>1</sup> ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’
	# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.		# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.
	#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]		#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]

			===Notes on sound changes===
			#Regressive dissimilation strikes: the first '''y''' is here depalatalised to '''l''', giving ''eliyana'' [ɛliʎana] instead of expected ''*eyiyana'' [ɛʎiʎana]

	==yašur ḇa aškilun==		==yašur ḇa aškilun==

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T01:05:25Z

Avahil

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	Uses a falling pitch accent to mark the possessum.		Uses a falling pitch accent to mark the possessum.
	#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’		#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’
	Uses compounding to form adjective-noun words.		Uses compounding to form adjective-noun and noun-noun words.
	# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’		# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’
	# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.		# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T01:02:59Z

Avahil

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	Word order is VSO.		Word order is VSO.

	Uses a falling accent to mark the possessum.		Uses a falling pitch accent to mark the possessum.
	#~~Accent~~ is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’.		#This accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’, but ''arivan '''àn'''a'' ‘the boy's mother’
	Uses compounding to form adjective-noun words.		Uses compounding to form adjective-noun words.
	# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’		# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’

Chrysophylax: /* Avahil */

2014-03-10T00:59:16Z

Avahil

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	#'''-th-''' e.g., ''caha'' ‘flower’ → ''catha'' ‘small blossom’, ''vasan'' → ''vathahan'' ‘cherished apprentice baker’		#'''-th-''' e.g., ''caha'' ‘flower’ → ''catha'' ‘small blossom’, ''vasan'' → ''vathahan'' ‘cherished apprentice baker’
	#:an affectionate diminutive		#:an affectionate diminutive
	#'''-m-''' e.g., ''asan'' ‘hunter’ → ''ãhan'' ‘(mockingly) hunterling’		#'''-m-''' e.g., ''asan'' ‘hunter’ → ''ãhan'' ‘(mockingly) hunterling’, ''talagan'' ‘bear’ → ''talãhan'' ‘brash, aggressive, young person’
	#:a derisive, mocking diminutive		#:a derisive, mocking diminutive

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	#Accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’.		#Accent is put on the ‘center’ syllable of a word, e.g., ''ereyin a'''là'''na'' ‘the beloved farmer's treacherous wife’.
	Uses compounding to form adjective-noun words.		Uses compounding to form adjective-noun words.
	# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge.		# Word stems ending in a vowel reduplicate their consonant, e.g. ''eyi-'' + ''ana'' → ''eyiyana'' ‘farmwife’, unless the first word ends in the same vowel as the second one begins with; then they merge: ''tala'' ‘honey’ + ''agan'' → ''talagan'' ‘bear’
	# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.		# Word stems ending in a consonant undergo a radical change if clashing with another consonant.
	#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]		#:''ag-'' + ''vasan'' → ''ahavasan'' ‘head baker’ [ɑ:ʋasan] or [ɑxaʋasan]