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=Dyadic= | =Dyadic (C049314)= | ||
Antepenultimate stress. /n/ is moraic. Spoken in the Great Northern Marsh. | |||
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! Prefixes | ! Prefixes | ||
! Meaning | ! Meaning | ||
! Example | ! Example 1 | ||
! Translation | ! Translation 1 | ||
! Example 2 | |||
! Translation 2 | |||
|- | |- | ||
! 0- | ! 0- | ||
| basic | | basic dyad | ||
| npabi | | npabi | ||
| mother & children (discrete group) | | mother & children (discrete group) | ||
| nnawe | |||
| mother & child | |||
|- | |- | ||
! bi- | ! bi- | ||
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| binpabi | | binpabi | ||
| groups of mother & children | | groups of mother & children | ||
| binnawe | |||
| groups of mother & child | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! nsu- | ||
| | | first element of the dyad | ||
| nsunpabi | |||
| mother of more than one child | |||
| nsunnawe | |||
| mother of a single child | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! nbo- | ||
| | | inverse number of nsu- | ||
| nbonpabi | |||
| mothers of more than one child | |||
| nbonnawe | |||
| mothers, each of a single child | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! co- | ||
| | | second element of the dyad | ||
| conpabi | |||
| children/siblings | |||
| connawe | |||
| only child of a mother; non-sibling | |||
|- | |- | ||
! | ! so- | ||
| | | inverse number of co- | ||
| sonpabi | |||
| child/sibling | |||
| sonnawe | |||
| only children of mothers; non-siblings | |||
|- | |- | ||
|} | |} | ||
=Newin/Nein= | =Newin/Nein (C092713)= | ||
==Newin== | ==Newin== | ||
Newin, or Unewinkorm Usiruyankann, is the language of the Usiruyankorm, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water. | |||
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! Negative | |||
! Newin | |||
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! | |||
| pum | |||
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Order of affixes: for nouns, GENDER-ROOT-NUMBER-OPERATIONS-CASE; for verbs, SWITCH REFERENCE-ROOT-OPERATIONS-TENSE | |||
==Nein== | ==Nein== | ||
Nein, or Uneinkora Uhiruankana, is the language of the Uhiruankora, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water. | |||
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! Down | ! Down | ||
| kun, kû (analogical) | | kun, kû (analogical) | ||
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! Negative | |||
! Newin | |||
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! | |||
| pum, pû | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, 1 March 2018
A place for my stubs and sub-stubs so I don't have dozens of stubs
Dyadic (C049314)
Antepenultimate stress. /n/ is moraic. Spoken in the Great Northern Marsh.
Prefixes | Meaning | Example 1 | Translation 1 | Example 2 | Translation 2 |
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0- | basic dyad | npabi | mother & children (discrete group) | nnawe | mother & child |
bi- | groups of the dyad | binpabi | groups of mother & children | binnawe | groups of mother & child |
nsu- | first element of the dyad | nsunpabi | mother of more than one child | nsunnawe | mother of a single child |
nbo- | inverse number of nsu- | nbonpabi | mothers of more than one child | nbonnawe | mothers, each of a single child |
co- | second element of the dyad | conpabi | children/siblings | connawe | only child of a mother; non-sibling |
so- | inverse number of co- | sonpabi | child/sibling | sonnawe | only children of mothers; non-siblings |
Newin/Nein (C092713)
Newin
Newin, or Unewinkorm Usiruyankann, is the language of the Usiruyankorm, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water.
Gender Prefixes | Newin |
---|---|
Male Avian | wu |
Male, Non-Avian | won |
Female | ten |
Lustrous | mo |
Non-Lustrous | mi |
Number System | Visible | Audible/Invisible | Inaudible |
---|---|---|---|
Singular | tin | timr | tir |
Dual | sorn | son | sim |
Plural | yan | yinn | yo |
Tense/Aspect | Newin |
---|---|
Imperfective | kinm |
Perfective | pemm |
Iterative | tarm |
Inceptive | wirm |
Switch Reference Prefixes | Past Time | Present Time | Future Time |
---|---|---|---|
Same Subject | ronr | ramr | ror |
Different Subject | numr | narr | nunr |
Cases | Newin |
---|---|
Topic | korm |
Nominative | 0 |
Oblique | kann |
Terminative | kunn |
Other Operations | Newin |
---|---|
Augmentive | kimn |
Diminutive | monn |
Causative | ni |
Benefactive | wi |
Up | kiwi |
Down | kun |
Negative | Newin |
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pum |
Order of affixes: for nouns, GENDER-ROOT-NUMBER-OPERATIONS-CASE; for verbs, SWITCH REFERENCE-ROOT-OPERATIONS-TENSE
Nein
Nein, or Uneinkora Uhiruankana, is the language of the Uhiruankora, the American Robins, who settled on the shores of the Great Water.
Gender Prefixes | Nein | Newin |
---|---|---|
Male Avian | u | wu |
Male, Non-Avian | on, orr, omm | won |
Female | ten, terr, temm | ten |
Lustrous | mo | mo |
Non-Lustrous | mi | mi |
Number System | Visible | Audible/Invisible | Inaudible |
---|---|---|---|
Singular | tin | tîr, tirr | tir |
Dual | sora, sorr | sô, sor | sim, sî |
Plural | an, arr | ina, inn | o |
Tense/Aspect | Nein |
---|---|
Imperfective | kina, kimm |
Perfective | pema, pemm |
Iterative | tara, tarm |
Inceptive | ira, irm |
Switch Reference Prefixes | Past Time | Present Time | Future Time |
---|---|---|---|
Same Subject | rôr. rorr | râr, rarr | ror |
Different Subject | nûr, nurr | nâr, narr | nur (analogical from ror), nurr |
Cases | Nein |
---|---|
Topic | kora, korm |
Nominative | 0 |
Oblique | kana, kann |
Terminative | kuna, kunn |
Other Operations | Nein |
---|---|
Augmentive | kima, kîn, kinn (analogical) |
Diminutive | mona, monn |
Causative | ni |
Benefactive | i |
Up | kî |
Down | kun, kû (analogical) |
Negative | Newin |
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pum, pû |