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'''Rostherian''' /rɒʃˈtɛriən/ (''erhbaerostherim'' 'The Rostherian language') is a [[Talmic languages|Talmic language]] spoken in East Cuadhlabh. It is head-initial and polysynthetic.
'''Bjeheond''' comprises Australia and New Zealand. In 2025, Australia was occupied by an ecofascist state, the Bjeheondian Commons (Anbirese: ''Bjeheond Geozhalli''), and New Zealand was a liberal democratic country which we call Philopolis in English.
 
==Numbers==
*1: ''pêm''
*2: ''tiłuar''
*3: ''narhg''
*4: ''lôb''
*5: ''selił''
*6: ''thiam''
*7: ''ruad''
*8: ''lored''
*9: ''barh''
*10: ''ghîr''
*11: ''hunaes''?
*12: ''naes''
 
==Phonology==
Among Talmic languages, Rostherian is notable for having retroflex consonants and multiple liquids.
===Consonants===
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="width: 700px; text-align:center;"
! rowspan="2" colspan="2" |
! rowspan="2" |Labial
! colspan="2" |Dental/Alveolar
! colspan="2" |Retroflex
! rowspan="2" |Velar
! rowspan="2" |Uvular
! rowspan="2" |Glottal
|-
!<small>central</small>
!<small>lateral</small>
!<small>central</small>
!<small>lateral</small>
|-
! colspan="2" style="" |Nasal
| '''m''' /m/
| '''n''' /n̪/
|
| '''nh''' /ɳ/
|
| [ŋ]
| [ɴ]
|
|-
! rowspan="2" |Stop
! |<small>voiceless</small>
| '''p''' /p/
| '''t''' /t̪/
|
| '''th''' /ʈ/
|
| '''c''' /k/
| '''q''' /q/
|
|-
! |<small>voiced</small>
| '''b''' /b/
| '''d''' /d̪/
|
| '''dh''' /ɖ/
|
| '''g''' /g/
|
|
|-
! rowspan="2" style="" |Continuant
! |<small>voiceless</small>
|
| '''s''' /s/
| '''ł''' /ɬ/
| '''sh''' /ʂ/
| '''łh''' /ɬʵ/
|
|
| '''h''' /h/
|-
! |<small>voiced</small>
| '''w''' /v~w/
| '''r''' /r/
| '''l''' /l/
|colspan="2"| '''rh''' /ʐ~ɻ~ɭ/
|
| '''gh''' /ʁ/
|
|}
 
evidentials, quasi-polysynthetic
 
===Vowels===
i i: u u:
e e: ə ə: o o:
a a:
ai ei iə eu uə oi iu
 
{{angbr|'''i î u û e ê y ŷ o ô a â ae ei ia eu ua oe iu'''}}
 
==Sound changes==
The most significant changes characterizing Rostherian are coalescing and altering of consonant clusters.
*{{recon|ā}} > ''ia'' ({{recon|nā}} > ''nia'' 'I'); {{recon|ō}} > ''ua''; {{recon|au}} > ô; {{recon|ou}} > ''û''; {{recon|ū}} > ''î''
*{{recon|qʷ}} > /χʷ/ > /ɧ/ > ''sh''; {{recon|ʁʷ}} > /ζ/ > ''rh''
**''ʁʷelinə'' ("6 parts [of 12]") > ''rhelin'' 'half'
*{{recon|nw, tw, dw, sw, łw, lw, rw}} > ''nh, th, dh, sh, łh, rh, rh'' /ɳ, ʈ, ɖ, ʂ, ɬ̠, ʐ~ɻ~ɭ, ʐ~ɻ~ɭ/
**''gʷałwā'' > ''bâłhi'' 'neck, throat' ~ Thn. ''gaθuā'' 'throat (also language)'
*{{recon|sl-, sm-, sn-}} > ''rh-, m-, nh-''
*{{recon|sɸ-, sr-, sw-}} > ''sh-, rh-, sh-''
*{{recon|st, sk}} > ''t-/st, th-/sth-''
**''stas-'' > ''tatsil'' 'gathering' (~ Thn. ''Stasnyssōs'')
**''skəttā'' > ''thytti'' 'body' ~ Thn. ''scyttā''
**{{recon|bastom}} > ''bast'' 'king' ~ Thn. ''bastom'' 'head'
*{{recon|sb, sd, sg}} > ''rhb, rhdh, rhg''
**{{recon|nasg-}} > ''narhg'' '3'
*{{recon|φn, tn, φl, tl}} > /ːn, ts, ːɬ, tɬ/
**''łnāgin'' > ''tłiagin'' 'I believe' ~ Thn. ''θnāginis''
**''oφlutsus'' > ''ôłus'' 'wave'
*{{recon|kt, qt}} > /jt, :ʈ/
**{{recon|tektə}} > ''teit'' /teit/ 'child'
**{{recon|neqtə}} > ''nêth'' /neːʈ/ 'cloud'
*{{recon|kn, gn, qn, ql, qr}} > /jn, jn, :ɳ, :ɻ, :ɻ/ (with **/uj/ > /uː/ )
**''sφugnus'' > ''shûn''  'root' ~ Thn. ''sφugnus''
**''leqnos'' > ''lênh'' 'river' ~ Thn. ''leānos''?
**''qrīdis'' > ''rhîd'' 'knife' ~ Thn. ''ȝrīdis'' 'edge'
*{{recon|φj, tj, kj, qj}} > ''pt ss ts gh''
*{{recon|φ-, j-, s-}} > ''h-''
*{{recon|skj, stj}} > ''th-/sth, s-/ss''
*final short vowels lost; final ''-m, -s, -t'' lost; final long vowels shorten (''ia, ua'' > ''i, u'')
 
==Morphology==
===Nouns===
Nouns are marked with a singular-plural distinction, and may also take possessive suffixes. Pronouns and gender verb affixes no longer mark grammatical gender, but biological gender (as in [[Naquian]]).
 
The plural form is inherited from the Proto-Talmic reduplicated collective; some irregularities may be present due to the preservation of the original single consonant in the reduplicant (as opposed to the cluster which interacted to produce new consonants and clusters in the stem)
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg" style=" text-align: center;"
|+ ''wein'' 'brother'
|-
! style="width: 100px;" | Singular
!  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
|-
| ''wein'' || ''wewein''
|}
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg" style=" text-align: center;"
|+ ''loer'' 'bird'
|-
! style="width: 100px;" | Singular
!  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
|-
| ''loer'' || ''leloer''
|}
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg" style=" text-align: center;"
|+ ''rhîd'' 'knife'
|-
! style="width: 100px;" | Singular
!  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
|-
| ''rhîd'' || ''qerhîd''
|}
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg" style=" text-align: center;"
|+ ''qutri'' 'blood'
|-
! style="width: 100px;" | Singular
!  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
|-
| ''qutri'' || ''qequtri''
|}
 
{| class="bluetable lightbluebg" style=" text-align: center;"
|+ ''bondi'' 'person'
|-
! style="width: 100px;" | Singular
!  style="width: 100px;" | Plural
|-
| ''bondi'' || ''bebondi''
|}
 
Some feminines are in ''-e, -u''.
 
===Verbs===
====Subject affixes====
{| class="bluetable"
|+ Present tense
|-
! Person !! Suffix !! ''ghaeman'' 'I fly' !! ''tłiagin'' "I believe"
|-
| 1SG || ''-n'' || ''ghaeman'' || ''tłiagin''
|-
| 2SG || ''-r'' || ''ghaemar'' || ''tłiagir''
|-
| 3SG.M || ''-m'' || ''ghaemam'' || ''tłiagim''
|-
| 3SG.F || ''-s'' || ''ghaemas'' || ''tłiagis''
|-
| 3SG.N || ''-0'' || ''ghaema'' || ''tłiagi''
|-
| 1EX || ''-me'' || ''ghaemame'' || ''tłiagime''
|-
| 1IN || ''-nt'' || ''ghaemant'' || ''tłiagint''
|-
| 2PL || ''-sh'' || ''ghaemash'' || ''tłiagish''
|-
| 3PL || ''-t'' || ''ghaemat'' || ''tłiagit''
|}
 
==Syntax==
[[Category:Talmic languages]]

Latest revision as of 01:32, 24 June 2025

Bjeheond comprises Australia and New Zealand. In 2025, Australia was occupied by an ecofascist state, the Bjeheondian Commons (Anbirese: Bjeheond Geozhalli), and New Zealand was a liberal democratic country which we call Philopolis in English.