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Revision as of 10:03, 6 July 2018
Senjecas | |
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Pronounced: | /sen'jekas/ |
Timeline and Universe: | Eastern Europe in the Pleistocene |
Species: | The Six Loquent Peoples
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Spoken: | Sefdaania |
Total speakers: | Extinct |
Writing system: | 3 scripts
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Genealogy: | Ursprache |
Typology | |
Morphological type: | Fusional |
Morphosyntactic alignment: | Nominative-Accusative |
Basic word order: | SOV |
Credits | |
Creator: | Charlie Brickner |
Created: | ongoing since 1975 |
- Senjecas is an Ursprache spoken in the homeland of Sefdaania (seven-river-land). Sefdaania was located in what is now eastern Europe stretching from the glacier in the north to the Black Sea in the south, and from the forests of eastern Europe to the Ural Mountains in the west. The language is now extinct.
- The language is being created (since c.1975) by Charles Brickner as an attempt to create a pre-PIE language for a fantasy culture. It is an a posteriori language, based mainly on PIE grammar and vocabulary, with a smattering of Proto-Altaic, Proto-Basque, Proto-Dravidian, Proto-Eskimo, Proto-Kartvelian, Proto-Uralic, Etruscan and Hittite to fill in the blanks, and some created words when the preceding do not supply.
- Contents
- Conlang
- Dictionary (a-ż in separate files, polysemy, Swadesh list)
- Dictionaries (various thematic dictionaries)
- Domain
- Grammar
- Translations
- Conculture