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Ailuroumorphos: /* Phonology */

2024-03-10T23:29:10Z

Phonology

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	Lastly, two syllables words where both syllables are light (ie, follow the shape CV.CV) must end in -h (so any CV.CV words become CV.CVh, ie, ''Lora'' → ''Lorah'', kana → kanah, etc)		Lastly, two syllables words where both syllables are light (ie, follow the shape CV.CV) must end in -h (so any CV.CV words become CV.CVh, ie, ''Lora'' → ''Lorah'', kana → kanah, etc)


	== Ortography ==		== Ortography ==

Ailuroumorphos: /* Derivational Morphology */

2024-02-28T00:24:36Z

Derivational Morphology

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	!verb → agent noun		!verb → agent noun
	\|es		\| -es
	\|tanakazes		\|tanakazes
	"walker"		"walker"
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	!verb → abstract noun		!verb → abstract noun
	\|ja + non-past verb		\|ja + non-past verb
	\|ja ~~tanakazes~~		\|ja tanakaz
	"a walk, a stroll"		"a walk, a stroll"
	\|same "ja" as the indefinite article		\|same "ja" as the indefinite article
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	=== Syntax ===		=== Syntax ===

Ailuroumorphos: /* Verbs */

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Verbs

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	Teket ajoka tanakaz "tomorrow I walk", ie, "I will walk tomorrow"		Teket ajoka tanakaz "tomorrow I walk", ie, "I will walk tomorrow"

	Ajoka evaksin tanakaz "I was walking" vs Ajoka tanaksin, "I walked" - on the first one, the action is still ongoing in the discourse (perhaps the speaker will describe how something interrupted their walk), ~~where~~ on the second one, the action is finished.		Ajoka evaksin tanakaz "I was walking" vs Ajoka tanaksin, "I walked" - on the first one, the action is still ongoing in the discourse (perhaps the speaker will describe how something interrupted their walk), while on the second one, the action is finished.

	Note, however, that these are not mandatory, and "Ajoka tanakaz" for "I will walk" and "Ajoka tanaskin" for "I was walking" are also valid, as long as context is enough to avoid ambiguity.		Note, however, that these are not mandatory, and "Ajoka tanakaz" for "I will walk" and "Ajoka tanaskin" for "I was walking" are also valid, as long as context is enough to avoid ambiguity.

Ailuroumorphos: /* Demonstratives */

2024-02-27T23:06:53Z

Demonstratives

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	\|inekah		\|inekah
	"in that (other) manner"		"in that (other) manner"
	\|~~ekah~~		\|etkah
	"how? (in what manner?)"		"how? (in what manner?)"
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	"which way? to where?"		"which way? to where?"
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	===== Articles =====		===== Articles =====
	Articles are words used to distinguish known entities from new entities in discourse. Cyranese works similarly to English: there is a definite article, like English "the", which is applied to know entities, and an indefinite article, which is used to introduce new entities to conversation or refer to any entity, like english "a/an". Articles are also inflected for case and number.		Articles are words used to distinguish known entities from new entities in discourse. Cyranese works similarly to English: there is a definite article, like English "the", which is applied to know entities, and an indefinite article, which is used to introduce new entities to conversation or refer to any entity, like english "a/an". Articles are also inflected for case and number.

Ailuroumorphos at 23:03, 27 February 2024

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Ailuroumorphos at 23:42, 18 February 2024

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Amina at 22:22, 17 February 2024

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-The language of the Kemoverse is primarily based on a synthesized linguistic design that was made specifically for the Neofur gene. Named Cyranese, it is the most common language spoken by Kemonae, deriving primarily from the sounds of the eastern world. It is understood and spoken natively by almost everyone due to the [[Neofur]] heritage, but varies widely in dialect through-out the world.
+The language of the Kemoverse is primarily based on a linguistic design that was the synthetic result of the evolution of [[Neofur]]. Named Cyranese by an unknown person, it is the global language spoken by Kemonae, with a variety of dialects depending on circumstances. To speak Cyranese yourself, try to imagine your lips to have 1/4th of its strength and focus on a growling, guttural tone emitting from the back of the mouth.
-=Grammar and vocabulary=
+__TOC__
-in general, try to speak as if your lips were 3/4th paralyzed.
+= Phonemes =
-Vowels = a,e,o,i,u ; Consonant = t,k,r,z,n,s,p,y,h,m
+= Grammar =

Amina at 19:56, 28 May 2019

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	=Names=		=Names=

			=Visemes=
			PFh
			KCHis
			AE
			OU

Amina at 11:41, 12 May 2019

2019-05-12T11:41:40Z

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	The language of the Kemoverse is primarily based on a synthesized linguistic design that was made specifically for the Neofur gene. Named Cyranese, it is the most common language spoken by ~~Kemonos~~, deriving primarily from the sounds of the eastern world. It is understood and spoken natively by ~~all descendants of Neofur~~ due to ~~its presence in~~ the ~~gene~~, but varies widely in dialect through-out the world.		The language of the Kemoverse is primarily based on a synthesized linguistic design that was made specifically for the Neofur gene. Named Cyranese, it is the most common language spoken by Kemonae, deriving primarily from the sounds of the eastern world. It is understood and spoken natively by almost everyone due to the [[Neofur]] heritage, but varies widely in dialect through-out the world.

	=Grammar and vocabulary=		=Grammar and vocabulary=

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The language of the Kemoverse is primarily based on a synthesized linguistic design that was made specifically for the Neofur gene. Named Cyranese, it is the most common language spoken by Kemonos, deriving primarily from the sounds of the eastern world. It is understood and spoken natively by all descendants of Neofur due to its presence in the gene, but varies widely in dialect through-out the world.

=Grammar and vocabulary=
I should learn more about language before trying to describe it. Grammar = ??. lots of vowel play. z likes to accompany t/k. z can be ch. m/p is extremely rare. h can go with t.

in general, try to speak as if your lips were 3/4th paralyzed.

Vowels = a,e,o,i,u ; Consonant = t,k,r,z,n,s,p,y,h,m

==Examples==

Are, Is, My, Your, Us, Yous = Ar, Ka, Mer, Ten, La

Adjectives = Karenz, Maskur, Teran, Zakter, etc

Nouns = Mesola, Tenkini, Kara, Matze, Zenkha

Compounds = An-Kara, Tales-te, Pal-man

Adjectives can also be used to describe active objects, kind of like verbs but in a descriptive way (eg. "Open-y Kemono + Door")

=Names=