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Yet, within the verbal suffixes, this initial form was preserved, resulting in alternating forms depending on the last vowel in the verb's stem. For example, | Yet, within the verbal suffixes, this initial form was preserved, resulting in alternating forms depending on the last vowel in the verb's stem. For example, | ||
Boaneicejeih. | |||
Boaneic-e-j-eih | |||
eat-PRES-REAL-1P | |||
I eat. | |||
but | |||
Boneicoejeih. | |||
Boneic-'''''oe'''''-j-eih | |||
eat-RPAST-REAL-1P | |||
I was eating. | |||
as opposed to | |||
Ceuzejeih. | |||
Ceuz-e-j-eih | |||
betray-PRES-REAL-1P | |||
I'm betraying (some one). | |||
and | |||
Ceuzojeih. | |||
Ceuz-'''''o'''''-j-eih | |||
betray-RPAST-REAL-1P | |||
I betrayed (some one). | |||
This affect is not limited to tense markers, as it also affects the third person marker. For example: | |||
Fascejoeh. | |||
Fasc-e-j-'''''oeh''''' | |||
write-PRES-REAL-3P | |||
(S)He writes. | |||
as opposed to | |||
Fascojoh. | |||
Fasc-o-j-'''''oh''''' | |||
write-RPAST-REAL-3P | |||
(S)He wrote. | |||
Frequently the mutation on these two intersect. For example: | |||
Feascuejoeh. | |||
Feasc-ue-j-oeh. | |||
teach-DPAST-REAL-3P | |||
(He/She/It/They) were teaching (some one). |
Revision as of 15:50, 22 July 2008
Central Lescealh Faraneit was the dialect spoken under Harapah rule through out Lescealh. It was given various amounts of special treatment as a de facto lingua franca during that time period.
Phonemes
Sound Changes from Standard Lescealh Faraneit
- uq iq eq oq > ʊq ɪq ɛq ɔq
- q > k
- ɔn ɛn an > an
- in ɪn un ʊn > ɪn ɪn ʊn ʊn
- ɔ o > o
- or er ɛr > ɔr ɛr ɛr
- ir ɪr ur ʊr > ɪr ɪr ʊr ʊr
- θ > DELETES
- ʊ > ə
- ɪ > ɨ
- iV ɨV eV ɛV > jV
- oV uV > wV
- aV əV > V
- ɛ a > æ ɑ
Development of Limited Vowel Harmony
Prior to the universal lenition of /ʊ/, a primitive form of vowel harmony emerged. /o ʊ u/ became /ø ʏ y/ prior to a syllable containing /i ɪ e ɛ/. From this initial system, /y ʏ/ merged to /y/, only for /y/ to simplify to /ui/ and /ø/ to /ue/.
Yet, within the verbal suffixes, this initial form was preserved, resulting in alternating forms depending on the last vowel in the verb's stem. For example,
Boaneicejeih. Boaneic-e-j-eih eat-PRES-REAL-1P I eat.
but
Boneicoejeih. Boneic-oe-j-eih eat-RPAST-REAL-1P I was eating.
as opposed to
Ceuzejeih. Ceuz-e-j-eih betray-PRES-REAL-1P I'm betraying (some one).
and
Ceuzojeih. Ceuz-o-j-eih betray-RPAST-REAL-1P I betrayed (some one).
This affect is not limited to tense markers, as it also affects the third person marker. For example:
Fascejoeh. Fasc-e-j-oeh write-PRES-REAL-3P (S)He writes.
as opposed to
Fascojoh. Fasc-o-j-oh write-RPAST-REAL-3P (S)He wrote.
Frequently the mutation on these two intersect. For example:
Feascuejoeh. Feasc-ue-j-oeh. teach-DPAST-REAL-3P (He/She/It/They) were teaching (some one).