Mɛatc̥aɛːn

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Phonology

Consonant inventory: b bˡ c d f g h j k kʰ kʲ kʷ l m mʰ mʲ mʷ n p r rʲ r̥ s t v w x xʲ xʷ ç ŋ ɬ ʃ ʍ ʤ ʧ θ θʷ
↓Manner/Place→BilabialLabiodentalDentalAlveolarPalato-alveolarPalatalVelarGlottal
Nasal m mʷ mʰ mʲ n ŋ
Stop p b bˡ t d c k g kʷ kʰ kʲ
Affricate ʧ ʤ
Fricative f v θ θʷ s ʃ ç x xʷ xʲ h
Approximant j
Trill r r̥ rʲ
Lateral fricative ɬ
Lateral approximant l
Co-articulated phonemes  
↓Manner/Place→Labial-velar
Approximant ʍ w
Vowel inventory: a e eː i o oː u ɔ ɛ  
FrontBack
High i u
High-mid eː e oː o
Low-mid ɛ ɔ
Low a

Morphology

Sound changes (in order of application):
  • C[-voice] → [+voice] / C[-voice]_
  Spelling rules:  
PronunciationSpelling
ɡ g
ʧ
ɬ ʃ̊
ʃ̥
ʤ dc̥
θ tc̥
θʷ tc̥w
x ɧ
ɧ̱
ɧw
ʍ ɧw
ɧr
kw
ŋ
e ɛ
ɔ ȣ
o ȣ̊
ɛ̱
ȣ̱̊

Tenses

Remote past

 
SingularPlural
1st person If ends with vowel: Suffix -m
Else: Suffix -a
fɛːn̊ɛːma /feːˈŋeːma/ (I) learned (long ago)
Suffix -eːn
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛːn /feːˈŋeːmeːn/ (we) learned (long ago)
2nd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -b
Else: Suffix -ɛ
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛ /feːˈŋeːmɛ/ (you) learned (long ago)
If ends with vowel: Suffix -p
Else: Suffix -u
fɛːn̊ɛːmu /feːˈŋeːmu/ (you all) learned (long ago)
3rd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
Else: Suffix -eː
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛː /feːˈŋeːmeː/ (he/she/it) learned (long ago)
If ends with vowel: Suffix -ç
Else: Suffix -u
fɛːn̊ɛːmu /feːˈŋeːmu/ (they) learned (long ago)

Past

 
SingularPlural
1st person If ends with vowel: Suffix -p
Else: Suffix -ɛ
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛ /feːˈŋeːmɛ/ (I) learned
If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
Else: Suffix -oː
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ː /feːˈŋeːmoː/ (we) learned
2nd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -ʃ
Else: Suffix -oː
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ː /feːˈŋeːmoː/ (you) learned
If ends with vowel: Suffix -m
Else: Suffix -u
fɛːn̊ɛːmu /feːˈŋeːmu/ (you all) learned
3rd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -t
Else: Suffix -i
fɛːn̊ɛːmi /feːˈŋeːmi/ (he/she/it) learned
Suffix -eːʃ
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛːʃ /feːˈŋeːmeːʃ/ (they) learned

Present

 
SingularPlural
1st person Suffix -eːm
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛːm /feːˈŋeːmeːm/ (I) learn
If ends with vowel: Suffix -t
Else: Suffix -a
fɛːn̊ɛːma /feːˈŋeːma/ (we) learn
2nd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -m
Else: Suffix -ɛ
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛ /feːˈŋeːmɛ/ (you) learn
Suffix -oːn
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ːn /feːˈŋeːmoːn/ (you all) learn
3rd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -ŋ
Else: Suffix -a
fɛːn̊ɛːma /feːˈŋeːma/ (he/she/it) learns
If ends with vowel: Suffix -r
Else: Suffix -a
fɛːn̊ɛːma /feːˈŋeːma/ (they) learn

Future

 
SingularPlural
1st person If ends with vowel: Suffix -m
Else: Suffix -eː
fɛːn̊ɛːmɛː /feːˈŋeːmeː/ (I) will learn
Suffix -oːm
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ːm /feːˈŋeːmoːm/ (we) will learn
2nd person If ends with vowel: Suffix -ŋ
Else: Suffix -oː
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ː /feːˈŋeːmoː/ (you) will learn
If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
Else: Suffix -ɔ
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ /feːˈŋeːmɔ/ (you all) will learn
3rd person Suffix -oːp
fɛːn̊ɛːmȣ̊ːp /feːˈŋeːmoːp/ (he/she/it) will learn
If ends with vowel: Suffix -k
Else: Suffix -a
fɛːn̊ɛːma /feːˈŋeːma/ (they) will learn

Sentence Structure

Main word order: Subject Object Verb (Prepositional phrase). “Mary opened the door with a key” turns into Mary the door opened with a key.

Adposition: postpositions ?

Adjective Order

Adjectives are positioned before the noun.

Dictionary

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