Rilniric

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Rilniric
Ильша́н рылнири́ты
Il'shan rylnirity'
Pronounced: /ɛlʲˈʃɑn rɛlnɛˈrʲitɛ/
Species: Human
Spoken: modern Russia and Ukraine (specifically the coast of the Sea of Azov and Crimea)
Total speakers: 500 thousand
Writing system: Cyrillic
Genealogy: Afroasiatic languages
Typology
Morphological type: Fusional
Morphosyntactic alignment: Accusative–ergative
Basic word order: SOV
Credits
Creator: Danisht Dzakwan
Daniel Willett
Created: February 2022

Rilniric (Ильша́н рылнира́ты, Il'shan rylniráti), is a fictionally-constructed regional language intended to be spoken in Russia and Ukraine (specifically the coast of the Sea of Azov and the Crimean peninsula) made by an Indonesian pseudo-named Daniel Willett (in this wiki) in February 2022. It is highly divergent from other Semitic languages like Arabic or Hebrew as it split very early and parallelizing their phonologies into Proto-Indo-European and so.

Overview

Rilniric is an isolate Semitic language which split in very early date. As a result, many cognates differ significantly to Arabic, for example:

Rilniric Arabic English
пеи́лы فَعَلَ "to do"

Grammar

Nouns

See Rilniric declension

Verbs

See Rilniric conjugation

Rilniric, unlike other many Semitic languages, has more irregular verbs. Not just involving aleph-, waw-, and yod-loss, but also bilateral verbs (trilateral etymologically), and verbs with voiced consonants (subject to Winter's law). The only truly regular verbs are verbs derived from roots containing all unvoiced consonants, although sometimes lost (кота́пы) "to break":

Infinitive k ó t a p y
Aorist k ó p as
Present o k ó st o
Imperfect o ch
Imperative vo ch