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==Changes from Central Measceineafh==
==Changes from Central Measceineafh==
*f v x > DELETE
*f v x > DELETE
*ɖ > ʈ
*θ > f ([v] where intervocular)
*θ > f ([v] where intervocular)
*f# v# s# z# > DELETE
*f# v# s# z# > DELETE
*ɟʝ) > ɟ
*ɟʝ) > ɟ
*#ɖ > ʈ
*#ɟ > c
*iæ iɑ ie io iu > e e i ø y > e e i e i
*iæ iɑ ie io iu > e e i ø y > e e i e i
*æ ɑ > a
*æ ɑ > a

Revision as of 01:01, 27 July 2008

Rajat is spoken in much of the Measceineafh, as it is rapidly becoming a local lingua franca, largely because of indigenous political control.

Phonology

  Bilabial Alveolar Retroflex Palatal Velar Glottal
Stop p  b t  d ʈ c k  
Fricative f s   ç   h
Nasal m n        
Approximant   l ɻ  ɭ      

Vowels: /a e i o u/

Morphology

Syntax

Lexicon

Changes from Central Measceineafh

  • f v x > DELETE
  • θ > f ([v] where intervocular)
  • f# v# s# z# > DELETE
  • ɟʝ) > ɟ
    1. ɖ > ʈ
    2. ɟ > c
  • iæ iɑ ie io iu > e e i ø y > e e i e i
  • æ ɑ > a
  • e [-stress|+closed syllable] > E > ə > a
  • ʃ + i,e + V > ʃV ([ʒ] where intervocular) > ç ([ʝ] intervocularly)
  • Stress regularizes to intial where there are three or fewer syllables; penultimate where there are more.
  • Fusion of fi (genitive), di (instrumental), and ni (dative) to beginning of nouns produces further cases and pushes stress back to second syllable, when it then regularizes again to penultimate in all nouns.