Athonite: Difference between revisions

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Pronounced:	/'æθonaɪt/
Timeline and Universe:	Mt. Athos in the present
Species:	Human
Spoken:	The Serene Monastic Republic of the Holy Mountain
Total speakers:	~2,000
Writing system:	Greek alphabet
Genealogy:	Greek with some Turkish influence
Typology
Morphological type:	Fusional
Morphosyntactic alignment:	Nominative-Accusative
Basic word order:	SVO
Credits
Creator:	Charlie Brickner
Created:	ongoing since ~2009

Athonite is a Greek dialect spoken by the citizens of the Serene Monastic Republic of the Holy Mountain. The republic is located on the easternmost of the three peninsulas of the Greek regional unit of Khalkidhiki that extend southward into the Aegean Sea.

The language is based on Modern Greek with some influence from Turkish (from the former power in the region) and Arabic (from the Lebanese refugees taken in by the monks).

The language is being created (since c.2009) by Charles Brickner as a language spoken in the alternate world known as Ill Bethisad.

Dictionary
Grammar
- Grammar I (articles, nouns, adjectives, pronouns)
- Grammar II (verbs, adverbs)
Phrasebook
Translations

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 *The language is being created (since c.2009) by Charles Brickner as a language spoken in the alternate world known as [[Wikipedia:Ill Bethisad|Ill Bethisad]].
+*[[Athonite dictionary|Dictionary]]
-*Contents
+*Grammar
-*[[Athonite dictionary|Dictionary]] (Swadesh list, list of prepositions)
-*[[Athonite grammar|Grammar]]
 **[[Athonite grammar I|Grammar I]] (articles, nouns, adjectives, pronouns)
 **[[Athonite grammar II|Grammar II]] (verbs, adverbs)
 *[[Athonite Phrasebook|Phrasebook]]
 *[[Athonite translations|Translations]]