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'''Tergetian''' is a language of Talma, spoken on Bhlaoighne Island. It is a substrate for the Talmic language [[Bhlaoighne]]. It is a [[Tergetic languages|Tergetic language]] like [[Windermere]].
'''Tergetian''' is a language of Talma, spoken on Bhlaoighne Island. It is a substrate for the Talmic language [[Bhlaoighne]]. It is a [[Lakovic languages|Lakovic language]] like [[Windermere]].


Tergetian is inspired by Irish and Gaelic orthography.
Tergetian is inspired by Irish and Gaelic orthography.

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Tergetian is a language of Talma, spoken on Bhlaoighne Island. It is a substrate for the Talmic language Bhlaoighne. It is a Lakovic language like Windermere.

Tergetian is inspired by Irish and Gaelic orthography.

Numbers

camh, dòin, raidh, stifh, smàigh, maoizh, albain, càzhaid, clois, fòi, bì, xodhail, srigh

Phonology

Consonants

Labial Dental Lateral Velar Glottal
Nasal plain m /m/ n /n/
breathy voiced mh /mʰ/ nh /nʰ/
Plosive plain p /p/ t /t/ c /k/
voiced b /b/ d /d/ g /g/
aspirated ph /pʰ/ th /tʰ/ ch /kʰ/
breathy voiced bh /bʰ/ dh /dʰ/ gh /gʰ/
Fricative plain f /f/ s /s/ x /ɬ/ h /h/
aspirated fh /fʰ/ sh /sʰ/ xh /ɬʰ/
Affricate plain z /ts/ q /tɬ/
aspirated zh /tsʰ/ qh /tɬʰ/
Approximant plain r /r/ l /l/
aspirated rh /rʰ/ lh /lʰ/

Vowels

At least: i u e o a ao ui ei oi ai aoi ì ù è ò à ùi èi òi ài

Morphology

Nouns

Nouns have two genders, like Proto-Tergetic.