User:Chrysophylax/vigintiquattuorhoras - Revision history

Chrysophylax: /* Progressive */ oh jeez the amount of typos in this thing

2013-11-28T05:30:23Z

Progressive: oh jeez the amount of typos in this thing

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:30, 28 November 2013
Line 48:		Line 48:
	Often unmarked, else formed by waj- prefix		Often unmarked, else formed by waj- prefix

	e.g., ''wajtatara'' ‘(he) is/was killing’, from √tat- 'to be dead' and ''-(a)ra'' 'creates a causative ~~verbs~~'		e.g., ''wajtatara'' ‘(he) is/was killing’, from √tat- 'to be dead' and ''-(a)ra'' 'creates a causative verb'

	====Continuous====		====Continuous====

Chrysophylax: /* Culture */

2013-11-28T05:21:59Z

Culture

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:21, 28 November 2013
Line 11:		Line 11:
	* ‘Family’ units of ~50 individuals		* ‘Family’ units of ~50 individuals
	* Polytheistic worshippers of anthropomorphic animal and surrounding-inspired deities (All fear Prom! God of Thunder and Fertility)		* Polytheistic worshippers of anthropomorphic animal and surrounding-inspired deities (All fear Prom! God of Thunder and Fertility)
			* Ride battle-reindeer into battle.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==

Chrysophylax: /* Syntax */

2013-11-28T05:05:58Z

Syntax

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:05, 28 November 2013
Line 71:		Line 71:
	''tatu ra pwati'' - ‘Now you are dead cow’		''tatu ra pwati'' - ‘Now you are dead cow’

	''anata tataru atwajtata uru asu skwamki'' - ‘You have killed me with your embrace snake’		''anata tataru atwajtata uru asu skwamki'' - ‘You have killed me with your embrace snake’,

			:''anata tatar-u a-twajt-ata uru asu skwamk-i''
			:''me killed-{{sc\|2s}} {{sc\|possessum}}-embrace-{{sc\|obl}} {{sc\|2s}} with snake-{{sc\|nom}}

	==Words==		==Words==

Chrysophylax: /* Syntax */ woops

2013-11-28T05:02:18Z

Syntax: woops

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:02, 28 November 2013
Line 71:		Line 71:
	''tatu ra pwati'' - ‘Now you are dead cow’		''tatu ra pwati'' - ‘Now you are dead cow’

	''anata tataru ~~atwajti~~ uru asu skwamki'' - ‘You have killed me with your embrace snake’		''anata tataru atwajtata uru asu skwamki'' - ‘You have killed me with your embrace snake’

	==Words==		==Words==

Chrysophylax: ok, I'll throw this u p, I need to format more.

2013-11-28T05:00:45Z

ok, I'll throw this u p, I need to format more.

New page

==Culture==
Hunter-gatherers living in the primeval forests of Europe!

<big>Need moare words for bovids!!</big>

Organization
* Hunting ‘pack’, three a five males per unit
* Basket-weaving women, elders, and children
* No writing system
* Pooled resources
* ‘Family’ units of ~50 individuals
* Polytheistic worshippers of anthropomorphic animal and surrounding-inspired deities (All fear Prom! God of Thunder and Fertility)

==Phonology==
===Vowels===
Three phonemic vowels

[[File:24hvowels.png]]

===Consonants===
Sparse inventory.

/p/ /t/ /k/ /m/ /n/ /l/ /r/ /s/ /w/ /j/
==Nominal morphology==

===Case===
*Nominative
Marked nominative system, use -i
*Genitive
Formed by prefixing of a- onto the possessum with the possessor following afterwards.
*Oblique
Formed by suffixing -(a)ta

===Number===
No distinction. Plurals are formed by determiners such as ''twipi'' ‘many’, ''stupi'' ‘few’, and so on.

==Verbal morphology==

===Aspect===

====Perfective====
In non-perfective stemsm formed by vowel stem change i>u.

e.g., √kwit- ‘utter’ → ''kwut-'' ‘said, spoke’ (''kwuta'' ‘I spoke, I said’)

====Progressive====
Often unmarked, else formed by waj- prefix

e.g., ''wajtatara'' ‘(he) is/was killing’, from √tat- 'to be dead' and ''-(a)ra'' 'creates a causative verbs'

====Continuous====
Is formed by stem-final -VC replication.
:''kwitit-'' < √kwit-
:''tatit-'' < √tat- (''tatita'' ‘I am dying’)

====Stative====
Used for verbs indicating a state of existence. Can be formed by stem vowel change i>a.

e.g., tatu ‘you are dead’

==Person suffixes==
*first person; -a
*second persen; -u
*third person; unmarked
e.g. ''kwitita, kwititu'' "I am speaking, you are speaking"

==Syntax==
object verb time manner place subject

''tatu ra pwati'' - ‘Now you are dead cow’

''anata tataru atwajti uru asu skwamki'' - ‘You have killed me with your embrace snake’

==Words==
#tlit, south
#klit, north
#twajk, light
#√tat-, ({{sc|stat}}) to be dead; with ''-ara'' to kill; with ''s-/u'', to die, e.g., ''stautu ra!'' ‘Now you die!’ trad. war cry. ; with ''-it'', to be dying.
#√twijt-, ({{sc|pfv}}) to kiss; with ''waj-'' to be kissing someone; with ''i>a'' to be kissed, to begin to be kissed
#√tirm-, ({{sc|ipfv}}) to want; with ''s-i>u'',({{sc|pfv}}) to take; with ''-ara'', to tease